Chemical Independence Starts Here
Finding the most effective prescription for tapering, withdrawal, or chemical dependence - so you can feel better today.
Evening and weekend appointments available
We Accept Insurance:
How it Works
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Complete your insurance verification, scheduling, and intake online and from the privacy of home.
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Click your online link to join your video visit privately from your home. Your provider will be waiting for you. No waiting rooms or paperwork.
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Your prescription is securely and electronically sent to your pharmacy at your visit. No drop off and wait -they can call you when its ready.
Testimonials
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“Marie was super warm and understanding. She made me feel comfortable and I didn't feel judged as I told her my story. She got me. I was on methadone and wanted to transition to subs because I got a new job. We used a new way of starting suboxone without needing to stop methadone or go into withdrawal at all.”
Ray
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"My doctor stopped prescribing my anxiety medications and basically accused me of drug seeking. I went into withdrawal two days later. I set up an appointment online with Dr. Raheem and he heard my whole story. He checked my records to confirm my meds and started me on the same dose I was on. We are now tapering every month at a pace I can deal with. "
Meg
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“I don't have an addiction, but just needed help controlling my drinking. I did a lot of research already and knew what I wanted. They were both open to the plan that I had for myself. I used medication briefly to help. I saw two providers and they were both great.”
Chris
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"I was on pain meds for over 10 years. My doctor retired and nobody would prescribe my meds. I couldn't drive and live life. I started with this tapering clinic and they use one med to taper you off slowly. I sometimes miss my old pain meds but I'm back to driving and feel much better."
Susan
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"We brought our son to get help to stop using drugs. After many family visits we learned lot about this problem. Things getting better. Thank you."
Sara
Our Providers
We believe the medical science works and our mission is to simply increase access to it. Our approach is nonjudgmental, motivational, and compassionate.
Amer Raheemullah, MD | Medical Director
Dr. Amer Raheemullah, MD, is an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, Dual Board-Certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine, and Director of the Addiction Inpatient Medical Service at Stanford Hospital. His research focuses on tapering and chemical dependence and his clinical focus is on providing the latest evidence-based approaches. As medical director, he supervises the care of all clinic patients and provides direct patient care. He completed his Addiction Medicine Training at Stanford University School of Medicine. A list of publications can be seen here.
Marie Magana, PMHNP-BC | Lead Nurse Practitioner
Marie brings a unique and comprehensive approach to mental health care. Her expertise lies in assessing, diagnosing, and treating individuals struggling with substance use disorders. She provides a crucial bridge between psychiatry and addiction medicine. With a deep understanding of both the physiological and psychological aspects of addiction, she offers personalized treatment plans that address the complexities of each client's situation. Marie is focused on widening access to addiction treatment by providing underutilized, evidence-based therapies. She is client-focused and uses the principles of CBT and MI to offer more options for her clients.
Our Services
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Tapering Program
Benzo or opioid prescription abruptly stopped? Nobody willing to prescribe? We believe patients have the right to gradually taper off their medications. Learn about our tapering program.
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Addiction Medicine
Medications exists for almost every substance use disorder. The science shows they help moderate use, maintain abstinence, prevent relapse, reduce cravings, and treat withdrawal.
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Home Detox
Many patients can undergo a medically-supervised withdrawal from the comfort of their home. Medications exist to ease alcohol, benzodiazepine, opioid, cannabis, and nicotine withdrawal.
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Behavioral Addictions
Internet addictions are a silent epidemic due to immediate access, anonymity, and affordability. Medications and counseling exists for online gambling, pornography, and food addictions.
