Medication-Assisted Recovery in New Haven, CT (Telehealth)
New Haven, home to Yale University, is served by telehealth rather than a New Haven office. Michael is a graduate of the Yale School of Nursing, based in New Haven, even though care for New Haven patients happens by secure video.
Telehealth recovery support for New Haven
Michael does not have a physical office in New Haven. Patients there are seen by secure video, from the initial evaluation through ongoing recovery support.
Substance and alcohol use disorders are medical conditions, and New Haven patients get the same evidence-based, judgment-free care Michael provides everywhere: the right medication to reduce cravings, paired with practical support for building routines that hold.
For New Haven residents who would prefer an in-person first visit, the Middletown office is a reasonable drive up Route 9. Learn more about how medication-assisted recovery works, or ask about combining it with clinical hypnosis.
New Haven care
No physical office in New Haven.
In-person visits available in Middletown.See the Middletown office →Book an evaluation
Telehealth works well for
Getting started from New Haven
Reach out
Schedule a first evaluation by telehealth, or ask about an in-person visit at Middletown.
A private evaluation
A thorough, respectful conversation about your history and goals, the foundation for a plan that fits.
Ongoing, monitored care
Regular video visits to track how you are responding and adjust the plan as needed.
Good to know
Is there a New Haven office for recovery support?
Is telehealth appropriate for medication-assisted recovery?
Is care confidential?
Start recovery support from New Haven
Book a telehealth evaluation, or visit the Middletown office in person if you prefer.