Online addiction counseling that supports recovery

No, our providers are certified rehabilitation counselors who are unable to prescribe medication.

At this time, our licensed counselors offer addiction treatment counseling, which works in conjunction with our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program.

QuickMD counseling sessions cover four main areas: coping strategies for cravings and triggers, relapse prevention planning, support for co-occurring issues like anxiety, depression, and grief, and building routines and support systems that strengthen long-term recovery. Each session is 30 minutes with a licensed counselor.

Counseling sessions cost $19 each. There is no subscription, no insurance requirement, and no long-term commitment. A late cancellation or no-show fee of $10 applies if you cancel with less than 24 hours notice.

Counseling is available to patients currently enrolled in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) at QuickMD. You must complete at least one MAT visit before booking a counseling session. If you are not yet a MAT patient, start with an addiction treatment visit – same-day appointments are often available.

Yes. Research on telehealth counseling for addiction shows outcomes comparable to in-person therapy. For many patients, online counseling has a key advantage: it removes the barriers of travel, scheduling, and clinic stigma that often cause people to skip sessions. Staying consistent with sessions is one of the strongest predictors of successful recovery.

After your first MAT visit with QuickMD, counseling becomes available in the QuickMD app under Addiction Treatment. Tap Counseling, choose a time, and book directly. Sessions are conducted by video with a licensed counselor.

Yes. South Carolina state law requires counseling as part of a MAT treatment plan. If you are a QuickMD MAT patient in South Carolina, the team will reach out to help you get scheduled.