Icon Medicine delivers board-certified telehealth from Maryland-licensed Icon Medicine clinicians to Virginia residents — Suboxone & buprenorphine MAT for opioid use disorder, primary care, and ongoing chronic-condition management (hypertension, diabetes, AUD, KUD). Serving Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, Richmond, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, the Shenandoah Valley, and the New River Valley. No clinic visit. No waitlist. Virginia Medicaid FAMIS and major commercial plans accepted.
Virginia stretches from Northern Virginia's DC-Metro commuter belt through the rolling Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley, down to the Hampton Roads coastline and across the Blue Ridge to Roanoke and the New River Valley. Icon Medicine's Maryland-licensed clinicians deliver same-day telehealth to all of it — Suboxone and buprenorphine MAT for opioid use disorder, primary care, and chronic-condition management — under a single board-certified telehealth practice. Cross-state coordination, prior-authorization paperwork, and pharmacy confirmation are handled by our team.
Whether you live in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Richmond, Newport News, Hampton, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, the Shenandoah Valley, or anywhere in between, your Virginia telehealth visit works around your schedule — not the other way around. Same-day appointments are available across all three service lines, and Virginia Medicaid FAMIS covers MAT without prior authorization.
Our providers understand Virginia's cross-state landscape — the daily Northern Virginia commute into the DC/MD metro, the federal workforce spread across the Pentagon, CIA, and DHS, the Hampton Roads military community centered on Naval Station Norfolk, and the Virginia Tech / UVA / William & Mary research corridor. Every Virginia patient is covered under 42 CFR Part 2 — stricter than HIPAA — which matters in a state where career reputation and security clearances intersect with treatment access.
Same-day buprenorphine (Suboxone) and naltrexone for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and kratom use disorder. Read more in our full MAT overview and Suboxone-vs-methadone comparison.
First-line buprenorphine/naloxone film for opioid use disorder. Standard daily sublingual regimen, prescribed via telehealth to your Virginia pharmacy. Micro-induction available when clinically appropriate.
OUD — same dayBuprenorphine without naloxone for patients with specific clinical needs — pregnancy, certain allergies, or naloxone intolerance — prescribed via telehealth across Virginia.
SpecializedDaily oral naltrexone for OUD or AUD maintenance once full withdrawal is complete. Blocks opioid receptors and reduces alcohol craving. Telehealth-managed.
Daily pillMonthly extended-release naltrexone for OUD or AUD maintenance. One shot per month eliminates daily adherence concerns after full detox. Coordinated via Virginia clinics.
Monthly injectionRoutine primary care via telehealth — annual wellness visits, preventive screenings, acute sick visits, lab orders, referrals, and medication refills. Read the full primary care service.
Telehealth annual wellness exams for Virginia adults — preventive screenings, immunization review, depression and anxiety screening, and a year-long care plan.
PreventiveSame-day telehealth visits for Virginia residents with sinus infections, UTIs, sore throat, respiratory illness, rashes, and other minor acute complaints.
Same dayLab orders sent to your nearest Virginia Quest or LabCorp draw site (Northern Virginia, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Roanoke) with telehealth follow-up to review results, coordinate next steps, and adjust treatment.
DiagnosticsRefills, dose adjustments, and deprescribing reviews for chronic medications — statins, antihypertensives, diabetes medications, mental health prescriptions, and MAT.
RefillsOngoing chronic-condition management for hypertension, type 2 diabetes, alcohol use disorder, and kratom use disorder — all coordinated by a single board-certified provider via secure telehealth.
Home BP monitoring with monthly telehealth check-ins and lab review. Antihypertensive titration, lifestyle counseling, and dietary support for Virginia adults.
BP controlA1c tracking, metformin and GLP-1 medication management, and dietary guidance. Telehealth diabetes care for Virginia residents with regular lab review.
A1c < 7%Naltrexone, Vivitrol, acamprosate, and disulfiram for AUD. Same-day telehealth starts for Virginia residents — Virginia Medicaid and most commercial plans cover MAT for AUD.
AUD MATBuprenorphine/Suboxone for kratom dependence — the same evidence-based MAT used for opioid use disorder. Telehealth KUD treatment for Virginia residents.
KUD MATVirginia's telehealth statute — Virginia Code §54.1-2901 — and the Virginia Board of Medicine's interstate practice guidance govern how a Maryland-licensed clinician delivers care to a patient physically located in Virginia. Icon Medicine operates within that framework: each clinician is appropriately credentialed for the patient-side encounter, and buprenorphine prescribing follows the federal standard (any DEA-registered practitioner may prescribe Schedule III buprenorphine under current federal law).
For coverage, the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) and all six contracted Managed Care Organizations — Anthem HealthKeepers Plus, Aetna Better Health of Virginia, Molina Healthcare of Virginia, Optima Health, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Virginia, and Virginia Premier — cover telehealth MAT at parity with in-person care. Buprenorphine for OUD does not require prior authorization through Virginia Medicaid FAMIS, so same-day Suboxone dispensing is a covered benefit for Virginia enrollees.
Source: Virginia Code §54.1-2901; Virginia Board of Medicine interstate practice guidance; DMAS telehealth & SUD coverage guidance.Read related telehealth coverage guidance on the Icon Medicine blog or contact our scheduling team at (240) 966-4266 to verify your Virginia plan's telehealth MAT coverage.
Once your prescriber sends a Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) prescription to your Virginia pharmacy, pickup is typically same-day. Most major chains — CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart, Kroger, and Harris Teeter — stock 8mg/2mg and 12mg/3mg films across Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, Richmond, Roanoke, and the Shenandoah Valley, but availability rotates by location.
If your first-choice pharmacy is out of stock, Icon Medicine can transfer the prescription electronically to a second Virginia location (any chain or local independent). Cross-state stock-out transfers usually resolve within a few hours.
One board-certified telehealth practice serving every Virginia community — MAT, primary care, and chronic-condition management under a single roof, coordinated across the MD-VA border.
Same-day telehealth openings for Suboxone/MAT, primary care, and chronic-condition visits. Many Virginia patients start buprenorphine or have their first wellness exam the same day they reach out.
MAT, primary care, and chronic-condition management live in the same chart. Your Icon Medicine provider sees the full picture — including your Suboxone dose and your A1c — on every telehealth visit.
Federal 42 CFR Part 2 protection on every OUD visit. Employers, family, law enforcement, and insurers cannot access your treatment records without written consent. Critical for Northern Virginia's federal workforce (Pentagon / CIA / DHS), Hampton Roads military communities tied to Naval Station Norfolk and Joint Base Langley-Eustis, and the Virginia Tech / UVA / William & Mary research workforce.
Virginia Medicaid (Anthem HealthKeepers Plus, Aetna Better Health of Virginia, Molina Healthcare of Virginia, Optima Health, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Virginia, Virginia Premier) covers buprenorphine for OUD without prior authorization. Most commercial plans and Medicare accepted.
No clinic visit required for any Virginia resident. Every appointment — initial MAT evaluation, primary care, chronic-condition follow-up — happens via secure HIPAA-compliant video from your home or office.
Icon Medicine's family-medicine providers hold Maryland medical licensure and DEA buprenorphine authority, with the Virginia-side cross-state coordination handled for every patient encounter. Telehealth delivered across Virginia, the Eastern Shore, and statewide Maryland.
Same-day openings across MAT, primary care, and chronic-condition management. Board-certified providers licensed in Maryland with cross-state coverage handled. Virginia Medicaid FAMIS accepted. Zero travel required.
Virginia residents asking about Icon Medicine's telehealth MAT, primary care, and chronic-condition services — answered by our clinical team.
You don't have to drive across Virginia to access MAT, primary care, or chronic-condition support. Icon Medicine delivers same-day board-certified telehealth to Virginia — Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, Richmond, Roanoke, the Shenandoah Valley, and beyond. Medicaid FAMIS accepted, 42 CFR Part 2 confidential, zero travel.