Free and low-cost places to get help come first.
Free, private help finding treatment near you. Open 24/7 in English and Spanish. Call 1-800-662-4357, or text your ZIP code to 435748. This line helps you find care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Based on SAMHSA. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
A free, confidential, anonymous government search for substance use treatment in the US.
Based on SAMHSA. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
A government list of opioid treatment programs. These clinics can give methadone, and many also give buprenorphine. Look up programs near you.
Based on SAMHSA. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Health centers get government funding. They charge based on what you earn and see you even if you can't pay. Many offer help with drug use. Call and ask if they have medicine for opioid use.
Based on HRSA. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Many take insurance, including Medicaid. Check the cost and your coverage before you sign up.
Online visits and buprenorphine (Suboxone). Lists kratom and 7-OH among the things it treats. Takes many insurance plans, including Medicare. Without insurance, about $249 a month plus medicine.
Based on Bicycle Health. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Online addiction care, including buprenorphine (Suboxone). Says it treats kratom and 7-OH use. Takes Medicaid, Medicare, and most insurance. Only open in some states.
Based on Boulder Care. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Group-based care with buprenorphine (Suboxone), in person or online, in about 13 states. Takes Medicaid, Medicare, and many insurance plans.
Based on Groups. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Online visits with a care team and buprenorphine (Suboxone). Has a kratom program. Takes many insurance plans, including Medicaid. Open in about 14 states.
Based on Ophelia. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Telehealth buprenorphine (Suboxone) in most states. Offers help quitting 7-OH and kratom. Visits are cash only. Insurance may still cover your medicine.
Based on QuickMD. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Online buprenorphine (Suboxone) in some states, with a program for kratom and 7-OH. Takes most major insurance and many Medicaid plans.
Based on Workit Health. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Volunteers host free online support meetings at least three times a day. The meeting room is open 24/7. Help for people quitting kratom and for their families. Runs on donations. Peer support, not medical advice.
Based on Kratom Quitters. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
A Reddit community for people quitting 7-OH. Peer support, not medical advice.
Guides written by people who quit 7-OH, run by the r/quitting7oh moderators. Community-written, not medically reviewed.
A Reddit community for support with quitting kratom, withdrawal, and recovery. Peer support, not medical advice.
Volunteer-run harm reduction chat and a chart of risky drug combinations. Volunteers are not medical professionals.
Based on TripSit. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
Nonprofit that sells drug testing kits and fentanyl test strips, and shares harm reduction facts.
Based on DanceSafe. Not yet reviewed by a clinician.
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