Oar Health

Alcohol Addiction Specialists

Oar Health helps people drink less or quit alcohol altogether with a private, convenient, stigma-free medical approach. Their doctors treat Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), often with naltrexone, the American Medical Association’s recommended frontline medication for AUD. Oar Health also provides expert information and resources on medication-assisted treatment, sobriety, moderation, recovery and well-being as part of their mission to build a world where no one hits rock bottom.
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