We have several options for you to contact us: Go to our Contact page, email contact@maviebehavioralhealth.com, call 888-711-5993, or text 260-201-2057.

No referral is needed.

These are the steps of your “Intake” process:

·   Check Your Welcome Email: You will receive a welcome email that walks you through everything step-by-step.

·  Complete Intake Paperwork: Once your intake forms are finished, you can book appointments yourself based on your providers' available times. Our medical support staff can also schedule appointments for you as needed.

·  Join Your Visit: You will receive an email invite for every scheduled appointment. When it is time for your visit, simply click the Zoom link in your email, and it will connect you directly with your provider.

Your first virtual visit is a welcoming, confidential space designed to build your personalized care plan. During this initial session, you can expect the following:

·  Health History Review: Your provider will ask open-ended questions about your medical background, substance use history, and current physical or mental health needs.

·  Overview of Treatment & Cadence: We will explain how our treatment program works, including how often you will meet with your care team and what your ongoing support will look like.

·  Next Steps & Scheduling: Before ending the call, your provider will need to know which pharmacy you would like your perscriptiuon send to and answer any immediate questions you have.

To make the most of your session, ensure you are in a private, comfortable space with a stable internet connection.

We work quickly to get you the care you need. In most cases, you can be scheduled for an initial appointment within 48 hours of reaching out.

·  Standard Hours: Most of our providers are available Monday through Friday.

·  Weekend Availability: We offer limited appointment slots on weekends for urgent needs.

If you are ready to get started, contact us today to lock in the earliest available time with a provider.

Because your visit takes place online, preparing your space and information ahead of time helps keep the focus on your care. Here is what you should have ready:

·  A private, comfortable space with stable internet connection. 

·  Ensure your device (phone, tablet, or computer) is charged & has a working camera & microphone

·  Preferred pharmacy details such as address and phone number so your provider can send any necessary medications directly to them.

MAT is appropriate for individuals with opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, or other substance use disorders. It is a safe and effective treatment option for adults of all backgrounds.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a safe, evidence-based option designed for adults of all backgrounds. You may be eligible if you are experiencing: 

·         Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Individuals struggling with dependence on prescription painkillers, heroin, or fentanyl. 

·         Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD): Those looking for structured support to reduce or quit alcohol use safely.

·         Other Substance Use Disorders: MAT can also be part of a comprehensive care plan for various other substance dependencies.

Your provider will review your complete health history during your initial appointment to determine if MAT is the right fit for your personal recovery goals.

MAT is a comprehensive treatment approach that combines medication with behavioral therapies to help individuals with substance use disorders manage cravings, reduce withdrawal symptoms, and improve overall functioning.

Yes. MAT medications work by reducing cravings, preventing withdrawal symptoms, and helping individuals to stay in treatment. They are not addictive in the same way as the substances they treat.

 MAT is widely recognized by major health organizations—including SAMHSA, NIDA, and the CDC—as the gold standard and most effective treatment for substance use disorders. Rather than "trading one addiction for another," MAT normalizes brain chemistry, blocks the euphoric effects of alcohol or opioids, and eliminates severe cravings so you can focus on long-term recovery.  

Key Evidence & Statistics:

·         Cuts Overdose Risk in Half: Research demonstrates that medications like buprenorphine and methadone reduce all-cause mortality and opioid-related overdose deaths by approximately 50%.  

·         Dramatically Increases Retention: Patients receiving MAT are significantly more likely to stay in treatment programs compared to non-medication or detoxification-only approaches.

·         Higher retention is directly linked to sustained recovery.  

·         Reduces Relapse & Craving Rates: Clinical studies show that combining medications with counseling leads to a 60% reduction in relapse rates within the first year of treatment compared to therapy alone.  

·         Improves Everyday Life: MAT reduces illegal drug use, lowers criminal activity related to substance use, and decreases the transmission of infectious diseases (such as HIV and Hepatitis C) by reducing high-risk behaviors.  

·         Severe Underutilization: Despite its proven clinical success, national CDC and SAMHSA data show that fewer than 1 in 4 adults who need treatment for opioid use disorder currently receive MAT, largely due to lingering stigma and access barriers.

When paired with counseling and ongoing behavioral support, MAT provides a stable, scientifically backed foundation for rebuilding your life.

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Individuals struggling with dependence on prescription painkillers, heroin,  and fentanyl.

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD): Those looking for structured support to reduce or quit alcohol use safely.

Other Substance Use Disorders: MAT can also be part of a comprehensive care plan for various other substance dependencies, such as kratom. With the DEA officially moving to place 7-OH kratom extracts onto Schedule I, MaVie is prepared to provide treatment for the withdrawal of the 7-OH kratom extract.

We utilize FDA-approved medications tailored to your specific needs, substance history, and health profile. MAT is commonly prescribed for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD):

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD):

·  Buprenorphine / Suboxone® (Buprenorphine + Naloxone): Reduces opioid cravings and suppresses withdrawal symptoms without producing a "high," allowing you to feel normal and function safely in daily life.

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD):

·  Acamprosate (Campral®): Helps restore chemical balance in the brain for individuals who have already stopped drinking.

·  Disulfiram (Antabuse®): discourages alcohol consumption by producing uncomfortable physical reactions if alcohol is ingested.

During your initial consultation, your provider will discuss your medical history and goals to determine the safest, most effective medication for your recovery plan.

The frequency of your appointments depends on where you are in your recovery journey. Your treatment schedule adjusts over time as you build stability and achieve your goals.

Yes, MaVie treats pregnant women who are living with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). Their licensed medical professionals work closely with expectant mothers to create safe, individualized treatment plans—such as Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)—tailored to protect both mother and child.  Seeking help while pregnant is one of the most powerful, loving decisions you can make for yourself and your baby. You deserve compassionate, non-judgmental care every step of the way.

Why Receiving Treatment During Pregnancy is Essential?

·  Sudden Detox is Unsafe: Quitting opioids abruptly "cold turkey" during pregnancy poses serious risks to your fetus, including preterm labor, fetal distress, or miscarriage. 

·  Medical supervision ensures stabilization rather than harsh physical shock.  

·  MOUD is the Gold Standard: Medications like buprenorphine (Suboxone) stabilize opioid levels in the body. They prevent severe withdrawal symptoms and eliminate cravings without producing a high, dramatically reducing the risk of relapse or fatal overdose.  

·  Promotes a Healthier Pregnancy: Engaging in structured treatment connects you with essential prenatal care, leading to higher birth weights, fewer delivery complications, and a significantly safer environment for your developing baby.

·  Manageable Newborn Care: While infants exposed to MOUD in the womb may experience mild, temporary withdrawal symptoms after birth (Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome), medical teams can safely monitor and treat these symptoms—making MOUD far safer than active, unmonitored opioid use.  

If you or someone you know is pregnant and struggling with opioid use, please reach out to a healthcare provider or a dedicated clinic like MaVie to start a confidential conversation. Taking that first step ensures you don't have to walk this path alone.

Yes, through our valued partnerships, MaVie proudly offers complimentary Case Management & Care Coordination. Simply click the link below to connect directly with a licensed social worker, ready to guide you to essential resources within your community, empowering every step of your unique journey towards healing and sustained recovery

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MaVie does not offer HIV testing. However, the care team can assist by connecting patients with a local community health center, local health department, or trusted healthcare provider that offers free or low-cost testing.

MaVie does not offer Hepatitis C screening and treatment. However, the care team can assist by connecting patients with a local community health center, local health department, or trusted healthcare provider that offers free or low-cost testing.

Please visit our Insurance page for information.

For billing and insurance questions, call us today at 888-711-5993, or text us at 260-201-2057.

Yes, MaVie currently offers Telehealth services for addiction treatment in five states—Arizona, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming—with plans to expand to additional states soon.

Medical record requests can be submitted by email to contact@maviebehavioralhealth.com. Please note that a signed Release of Information (ROI) form is required to process and fulfill any records request.

To sign a Release of Information (ROI) form, the Medical Support Specialist Team will email you a request that includes the recipient information. You can complete and sign the document digitally using the instructions provided in that email.

After you complete your initial app/account setup, you will receive email invitations containing a direct link to connect with your provider at your scheduled time.

With the DEA officially moving to place 7-OH kratom extracts onto Schedule I, MaVie is prepared to provide treatment for the withdrawal of the 7-OH kratom extract. Our medical providers understand the unique challenges of synthetic 7-hydroxymitragynine withdrawal and provide customized, at-home clinical support and medication management to help you safely break the cycle.