Treatment guide

Vivitrol Treatment

Vivitrol is an extended-release injectable form of naltrexone that may be used for alcohol use disorder or opioid use disorder when clinically appropriate.

Medtriq can evaluate whether Vivitrol may be appropriate as part of a substance-use treatment plan.

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Evaluation and safety

Your provider may review current alcohol or opioid use, opioid-free interval when relevant, medical history, medications, liver-related considerations, prior treatment, and goals.

Vivitrol may be one option to discuss. Your provider will talk with you about available treatment options after learning more about your history, current needs, health factors, goals, and safety considerations.

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FAQ

Is Vivitrol used for alcohol use disorder?

Vivitrol may be considered for alcohol use disorder when clinically appropriate.

Is Vivitrol used for opioid use disorder?

Vivitrol may be considered for opioid use disorder in certain clinical situations.

Can I talk with Medtriq about whether Vivitrol is right for me?

Yes. Medtriq can evaluate whether Vivitrol may fit your situation. The right plan depends on your history, current substance use, health factors, goals, and safety considerations.

Does Medtriq accept commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or self-pay for Vivitrol treatment?

Medtriq accepts many major commercial insurance plans and self-pay. Medicaid and Medicare may be accepted on a limited basis depending on provider availability and appointment capacity. Complete the substance-use intake form or call/text Medtriq to learn more.