Evidence-based treatment whether you want to drink less, moderate, or stop altogether — with a plan built around your goals.
Virtual visits for Colorado adults 18+ · In network with many insurance plans · The same provider every visit
Who this is for
- You’ve been drinking more than you intended to, more often than you intended to
- You’ve tried to cut back on your own and it hasn’t held
- Your drinking is affecting your sleep, mood, health, or relationships
- You want to reduce your drinking without committing to quitting entirely
- You’ve been through a treatment program before and are looking for something different
- You’re taking a medication that doesn’t mix well with alcohol
How it works
Step 1
Free 15-minute consult
A phone call to decide whether the program is right for you. No cost, no obligation.
Step 2
Hour-long intake
A short form beforehand, then a full hour with your provider — your relationship with alcohol, your health, and what’s gotten in the way. You leave with a plan.
Step 3
Ongoing follow-ups
Regular visits to review what’s working, address side effects, and adjust as you go.
What treatment may include
Moderation Medical will discuss your drinking patterns, triggers, sleep, and mental health, along with strategies for reducing or stopping. When medication is part of the plan, options may include naltrexone, Vivitrol, acamprosate, or disulfiram, selected based on your goals and medical history. Medications for co-occurring mental health concerns may also be prescribed when appropriate.
Cost and insurance
Moderation Medical provides virtual care to adults 18 and older located in Colorado. We are in network with many insurance companies — see the full list of plans we accept.
For those seeking private pay, an intake appointment is $350, and a follow up appointment is $160. Initial phone consultations are free. Payment for any prescribed medication is separate from Moderation Medical, and will depend on your local/mail in pharmacy coverage.
Common questions
Do I need to take medication?
No, not at all. You and your provider will decide what’s right for you.
What medications can be prescribed?
Medications such as naltrexone, vivitrol, acamprosate, disulfiram, as well as other medications as needed for mental health may be prescribed.
Do you prescribe Suboxone?
We don’t prescribe controlled substances at this time.