Opioid Use Disorder Treatment That Comes to You

Struggling with opioids doesn’t mean you’ve failed—it means you need support. At PursueCare, we help you take back control with compassionate, evidence-based treatment that meets you where you are. Whether you’re using prescription opioids, heroin, or fentanyl, you don’t have to go through this alone. We’re here to help you start recovery on your terms.

What Is Opioid Use Disorder?
Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a chronic medical condition that affects how the brain responds to opioid drugs. Opioids attach themselves to opioid receptors in the brain, spinal cord, and gastrointestinal tract. Whenever opioids attach to these receptors, they exert their effects. The brain actually manufactures its own version of opioids – natural ones – known as “endorphins.”

Endorphins are are responsible for a host of effects within the body, including decreasing pain, lowering the respiratory rate, and even helping to prevent depression and anxiety. Opioids interact with opioid receptors on nerve cells in the brain and nervous system in a similar way to endorphins, producing pleasurable effects.

It often begins with a prescription or recreational use, and can develop into a physical and emotional dependence that’s difficult to stop without support. OUD can impact every part of life—relationships, work, mental health, and physical well-being—but it is treatable.

We treat opioid use disorder (OUD) with therapy/counseling and by prescribing medications such as Suboxone and Subutex as part of your program. You will have a team of licensed clinicians, counselors, and case managers supporting you every step of your journey. 

You Can Recover

Recovery is possible—and it looks different for everyone. Some people need to taper slowly, others need help urgently. Some need therapy support more than medication, or both. We’re here to walk with you every step of the way and build a plan that’s right for your goals.

Whether you’re ready to begin treatment today or just want to talk about your options, we’re ready when you are.

We offer a personalized approach to opioid addiction treatment through our secure mobile app and telehealth services. From your phone, you can:

• – Connect with licensed addiction clinicians and counselors
• – Receive FDA-authorized medication for opioid use disorder (like Suboxone®)
• – Get help managing withdrawal symptoms safely
• – Access mental health care and therapy for co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression
• – Schedule appointments that fit your routine
• – Stay in touch with a care team that truly listens
• – Get access to RESET-O^® – an FDA-authorized digital therapeutic treatment for OUD on a smartphone

There’s no waiting room. No judgment. Just real care, from real people who understand.

Digital Therapeutics

WHAT ARE PDTs?

Prescription digital therapeutics (PDTs) are innovative treatments designed for the way people live today

Much like traditional prescription drugs, PDTs are prescribed by healthcare professionals and are designed to treat disease. However, rather than swallowing a pill or taking an injection, people use software that can be securely downloaded right to their smartphone.

Meet your digital companion
for opioid use disorder treatment

RESET-O^® is a mobile app that accompanies and compliments treatment with PursueCare specifically designed for opioid use disorder. It can help with your recovery journey anytime, day or night. It’s the future of recovery treatment, here today.

Get immediate access to treatment when and where you need it, not just during clinic hours. RESET-O^® is designed to support the work you’re already doing in outpatient therapy.

Interactive cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) lessons teach you new skills you can use in everyday situations to support your recovery journey, and quizzes help you remember what you’ve learned.

Your information is shared with your healthcare provider and care team so they can track your progress, helping you stay on course.

You’ll have chances to earn rewards for completing lessons and having negative urine drug screens.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Addiction-specific, evidenced-based method of addressing the underlying issues associated with OUD that teaches patients new skills.

Fluency Training

Method that helps reinforce the ideas and skills patients have learned through a series of quizzes.

Contingency Management

Evidence-based strategy that encourages and reinforces targeted treatment behaviors through digital retail gift cards. Patients can earn rewards for completing lessons and having negative drug screens.