Online Addiction Treatment For Women
Get compassionate online addiction treatment designed around the unique needs of women. Connect with licensed healthcare providers for confidential support, personalized treatment, and ongoing recovery care from home.
Why Women Trust FemmeKare For Addiction Treatment
Addiction can affect your health, relationships, work, family life, and emotional wellbeing. For many women, substance use may also be connected with stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, or major life changes.
FemmeKare gives you a private space to speak openly with licensed providers who listen without judgment. We look at your symptoms, substance use history, health concerns, and recovery goals to create a treatment plan that fits your needs.
Licensed Addiction Care Providers
Private & HIPAA-Compliant Care
Convenient Virtual Appointments
Individualized Addiction Treatment Plans
Medication Management When Appropriate
Ongoing Recovery Support
Signs Of Addiction In Women
You do not have to wait until substance use causes a crisis to ask for help. If alcohol, medications, or other substances are becoming difficult to control or affecting everyday life, speaking with a healthcare provider can be an important first step.
- Using more of a substance than you intended
- Trying to cut down but finding it difficult
- Spending significant time using or recovering from substances
- Strong cravings or urges to use
- Needing more of a substance to feel the same effect
- Feeling physically or emotionally unwell when stopping
- Missing work, school, or family responsibilities
- Continuing to use despite health or relationship problems
- Losing interest in activities you once enjoyed
- Using substances to cope with stress, anxiety, trauma, or sadness
- Hiding or minimizing your substance use
- Feeling that substance use is becoming difficult to control
If you may be experiencing an overdose, severe withdrawal, seizures, hallucinations, loss of consciousness, breathing problems, or another medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical care immediately.
Types Of Addiction We Treat
Substance use disorders can develop in different ways and affect every woman differently. Your provider will review your history, current substance use, symptoms, health conditions, and treatment needs before recommending appropriate care.
- Alcohol Use Disorder: Support for women who have difficulty controlling alcohol use or experience negative effects from drinking.
- Opioid Use Disorder: Evaluation and treatment support for problematic use of prescription opioids or other opioids when telehealth care is clinically appropriate.
- Prescription Medication Misuse: Care for women who are struggling with the misuse or dependence on certain prescription medications.
- Stimulant Use: Clinical support for problematic use of stimulant substances and related health or behavioral concerns.
- Cannabis Use Disorder: Evaluation and support when cannabis use begins interfering with health, responsibilities, relationships, or everyday life.
- Multiple Substance Use: Personalized care for women whose substance use involves more than one substance or occurs alongside other health concerns.
Factors That May Affect Women
- Stress, anxiety, or depression
- Past trauma or difficult life experiences
- Pregnancy and postpartum changes
- Hormonal changes and menopause
- Chronic pain or other health conditions
- Family and caregiving responsibilities
- Relationship difficulties or social pressures
- Co-occurring mental health conditions
Treatment that considers these factors can help address more than substance use alone and support healthier long-term recovery.
Why Women Experience Addiction Differently
Addiction does not affect every person in the same way. Women may face biological, emotional, social, and family-related factors that influence how substance use begins, progresses, and affects recovery.
Hormonal changes, mental health concerns, trauma, caregiving responsibilities, pregnancy history, relationships, chronic pain, and social pressures can all influence substance use and treatment needs.
How FemmeKare Works
Getting support for addiction is simple, private, and designed around your needs.
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Book Your Virtual Appointment
Choose a convenient appointment time and complete a short questionnaire about your health, substance use, medications, symptoms, and treatment goals.
Meet With Your Provider
Speak privately with a licensed healthcare provider who will review your substance use history, current symptoms, health concerns, and previous treatment experiences.
Get Treatment
Receive a personalized treatment plan that may include medication management when appropriate, behavioral support, recovery guidance, follow-up visits, and referrals when additional care is needed.
Personalized Addiction Treatment For Women
Recovery looks different for every woman. Your treatment plan should reflect your health history, substance use patterns, mental wellbeing, lifestyle, responsibilities, and personal recovery goals.
Your provider may recommend a combination of treatment approaches based on your clinical needs.
- Comprehensive substance use assessment
- Review of physical and mental health
- Personalized recovery plan
- Medication management when clinically appropriate
- Support for cravings and relapse prevention
- Behavioral and lifestyle recommendations
- Co-occurring mental health support
- Regular progress monitoring
- Treatment adjustments when needed
- Ongoing virtual follow-up care
Your Healthcare Team
At FemmeKare, licensed healthcare providers take time to understand your experiences without judgment. Your provider can help assess your symptoms, discuss treatment options, answer your questions, and support you throughout different stages of recovery.
James Reichman
MD
Taryn Fernandes
MD, CMO
Jennifer Angell
APRN
Luis Artavia
MD
Online Addiction Treatment Cost
Get clear information about the cost of your care before your appointment. Your provider will evaluate your needs and discuss appropriate treatment options during your virtual visit.
- Comprehensive substance use and health assessment
- Virtual consultation with a licensed provider
- Personalized treatment recommendations
- Medication discussion when clinically appropriate
$159
/ Initial Visit
- Recovery progress review
- Medication management when appropriate
- Treatment plan adjustments
- Continued provider support
$159
/ Follow Up
Women's Experiences With FemmeKare
What Women Ask About Addiction Treatment
Online addiction treatment allows eligible women to meet privately with licensed healthcare providers through secure virtual appointments. Providers can evaluate substance use, medical history, symptoms, recovery goals, and appropriate treatment options.
Depending on clinical suitability, providers may help women experiencing problems related to alcohol, opioids, certain prescription medications, stimulants, cannabis, or multiple substances. Some situations require in-person or higher-level treatment.
Medication may be discussed when clinically appropriate and permitted by applicable prescribing laws and regulations. Your provider will determine whether medication is suitable based on your individual evaluation.
Providers may evaluate alcohol use disorder and discuss appropriate treatment options. Some people can receive outpatient support, while others may require supervised detoxification or in-person treatment.
Yes. Severe alcohol withdrawal can be medically dangerous and may require supervised detoxification or emergency care. Do not suddenly stop heavy or prolonged alcohol use without discussing it with an appropriate healthcare professional.
Eligible patients may receive evaluation and treatment support for opioid use disorder when appropriate for telehealth care. Treatment recommendations depend on medical history, symptoms, current substance use, and applicable regulations.
You schedule an appointment, complete a health assessment, and meet with a licensed provider online. Your provider reviews your substance use and health history and recommends appropriate treatment, follow-up, or referrals.
FemmeKare uses secure systems designed to protect personal health information and provide confidential virtual healthcare services.