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EnnHealth

What EnnHealth's own website says about naltrexone, prices, its app and the support you get, checked October 17, 2026.

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Self-pay price: $149 a month for visits; medicine extra
Companion app: No app
Peer support: None listed
Naltrexone: Tablets, sent to your pharmacy

What its own pages say

Cost and coverage

Self-pay price: $149 a month in cash for provider visits; the medicine is billed separately by your pharmacy. With insurance, it says visit copays are usually $0 to $40.^1,2
Insurance: Yes, including Medicare²
Where it's available: 34 states listed (another page on the site says 26)¹

Care

Treats: Alcohol use disorder¹
Naltrexone offered: Tablets, sent to the pharmacy you choose¹
How visits work: Telehealth visits with monthly follow-ups¹
Coaching or therapy: Not stated as included¹
Who prescribes: EnnHealth LLC (EnnHealth Psychiatry), Clermont, FL^3,1

Rules and safety

Refunds and cancelling: Monthly DPC membership billed in advance; cancel any time, effective at the end of the billing period; no refunds for partial months. Appointments: free cancel 24+ h ahead; $50 late-cancel fee (<24 h); $75 no-show fee; fees may be waived for emergencies or once as a courtesy.^3,4
Safety checks before prescribing: EnnHealth says the provider screens for opioid use and other contraindications at the consult and checks liver function before prescribing and periodically after; its terms ask patients to report all current medications.^1,3,5

Not confirmed yet: Number of states served: its pages give two different counts.

Sources: 5 pages, checked October 17, 2026

aud.ennhealth.com, accessed October 17, 2026
aud.ennhealth.com/insurance, accessed October 17, 2026
ennhealth.com/terms, accessed October 17, 2026
ennhealth.com/cancellation-policy, accessed October 17, 2026
aud.ennhealth.com/naltrexone, accessed October 17, 2026

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Medical disclaimer

This page is for information only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Don't start, stop, or change any medicine — including naltrexone — without your prescriber. Naltrexone must not be used by people taking opioid pain medicines, people dependent on opioids, or people in opioid withdrawal (FDA label). In an emergency call 911; for crisis support call or text 988. Full medical disclaimer.