Abstinex is clinician-guided online alcohol treatment — a daily naltrexone pill or the monthly shot, prescribed from home when a licensed clinician decides it’s a safe fit for you. No rehab, no meetings, no waiting rooms. En inglés y en español.
Free to check if you qualify · No insurance required · Not emergency care
Launching September 2026
Arizona first — then Nevada and Colorado.
27.9M
Americans had alcohol use disorder last year
7.6%
Of them received any treatment at all
1 in 12
Kept from heavy drinking by naltrexone in pooled trials
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States at launch — Arizona, Nevada, Colorado
Figures from NIAAA and peer-reviewed JAMA studies. General research findings, not individual results — a licensed clinician decides what’s right for you.
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Most online programs stop at pills. Abstinex supports daily naltrexone or the once-monthly injection — and coordinates a partner clinic near you to administer it, when your clinician says it’s appropriate.
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Nothing here is prescribed by software. Smart tools organize your story so it can be read quickly and properly — then a real, licensed clinician reviews it and makes every medication decision. Every time.
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Cutting back or stopping entirely — both are real goals here, and yours can change. Intake captures where you want to go; your care plan is structured around it, without judgment.
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The first prescription is the start, not the finish. Structured follow-ups, behavioral recovery tools, and relapse prevention continue well after your first review — in English and Español.
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Confirm you’re an adult in a state we serve — free, before any payment.
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Your drinking, your health, your goal — plus a short safety screening. No wrong answers.
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Share recent labs or request new ones, so medication safety can be checked.
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Your whole story lands in one organized place, ready for review — not approved by it.
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A licensed provider makes the medication decision. Questions go through a nurse first.
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Regular check-ins and recovery tools — with a live visit whenever one is needed.
“Ready for review” is never an approval. A licensed provider signs every medication action.
First
At launch, September 2026.
Next
Following the Arizona rollout.
Then
Completing the three-state launch. Not available nationwide.
No rehab, no meetings, no telling everyone you know. Abstinex is built HIPAA-aligned and privacy-conscious — no ads, no lead capture, no marketing funnel between you and care. This page collects nothing about you: no sign-up, no tracking, no cookies.
Remote review work with full clinical independence — structured intakes, safety screenings summarized at a glance, and a signature-required final action that stays yours. Arizona licensure first; Nevada and Colorado next.
A coordination-only partnership: we prepare the patient and the paperwork, you administer the monthly injection. Listing requires platform approval — referrals are coordinated, never guaranteed.
Write to hello@abstinex.com — we’ll send the onboarding preview.
We’re not collecting sign-ups. There’s no waitlist to join, no email to hand over, and nothing on this page that records you were here — which felt like the right way to build a service people reach for privately.
Check back in September, or write to us if you’d rather talk to a person first.
Not emergency care. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing severe withdrawal, call 911, or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
No. A licensed provider reviews every case and makes every medication decision. Software organizes; it never prescribes, diagnoses, or approves.
Arizona in September 2026 — then Nevada, then Colorado. Abstinex is state-limited and not available nationwide.
Not yet, and we’re deliberately not taking names in the meantime. There’s no waitlist and no form on this page. When we open in your state you’ll be able to start straight away — or write to hello@abstinex.com if you’d rather speak to someone now.
No. Abstinex is cash-pay, and it’s free to check whether you qualify. Pricing is published before launch, and you will see every price in full before you are asked to pay anything.
No. Abstinex is medication-supported care from home — a daily pill or a monthly shot, with structured follow-ups and recovery tools. Whether your goal is cutting back or stopping, it’s yours to set.
No. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing severe withdrawal, call 911, or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.