Medication to quit or reduce drinking
Physician-prescribed Naltrexone, Acamprosate, or Disulfiram. California-licensed physician review. $50/month.
Currently serving California residents only. Patient must be physically located in California during each visit.
How alcohol treatment works
Complete intake
Answer questions about your drinking patterns, medical history, and goals.
Physician prescribes medication
Naltrexone, Acamprosate, or Disulfiram chosen based on your needs. Prescription sent to pharmacy in 24 hours.
Start reducing cravings
Pick up medication at your pharmacy (pharmacy may bill your insurance separately). Most patients notice reduced cravings within 1–2 weeks.
Ongoing support
Message your physician anytime. Refills automatic. Adjust medications as needed.
Medications for alcohol treatment
Naltrexone
Blocks the euphoric effects of alcohol, making drinking less pleasurable and reducing cravings.
People who want to reduce or quit drinking. Works well for both moderation and abstinence goals.
50mg daily (oral) or 380mg monthly (injection)
$10–40/month at pharmacy (pharmacy may bill your insurance separately)
Acamprosate
Reduces withdrawal symptoms and helps maintain abstinence by normalizing brain chemistry disrupted by alcohol.
People committed to complete abstinence who struggle with cravings and withdrawal.
666mg three times daily
$15–50/month at pharmacy (pharmacy may bill your insurance separately)
Disulfiram
Causes unpleasant reaction (nausea, flushing) if you drink alcohol. Acts as a deterrent.
Highly motivated individuals who want an extra layer of accountability.
250mg daily
$10–30/month at pharmacy (pharmacy may bill your insurance separately)
Your goal, your choice
We support both complete abstinence and harm reduction.
Complete sobriety
Stop drinking entirely. Best for severe dependence or when health requires it.
Naltrexone or Acamprosate
Reduce drinking
Cut back to healthy levels. Drink occasionally in social settings without excess.
Naltrexone
What to expect: Your first 12 weeks
Who this is for
Good fit
- Mild to moderate alcohol use disorder
- Motivated to change drinking habits
- Can safely reduce at home (no acute withdrawal risk)
- Stable living situation
- California resident
Not a good fit
- Severe withdrawal symptoms (seizures, delirium tremens)
- Need medical detox supervision
- Unstable housing
- Active suicidal ideation
- Require 24/7 medical care
Not sure? Fill out intake — our physician will determine if our program is right for you or recommend alternatives.
Emergency Notice
Rimal Health is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, severe withdrawal, chest pain, suicidal thoughts, or signs of overdose, call 911 immediately or go to your nearest emergency room.
Includes physician review, prescription management, unlimited messaging, refills, and adjustments.
Also includes: follow-up visits every 1–3 months, secure messaging, and care coordination.
Not included: medication costs, laboratory fees, outside specialist services, or emergency care.
Medications billed separately at your pharmacy (pharmacy may bill your insurance). Costs vary by medication type.
Our service fee is cash-pay. Superbill available for out-of-network reimbursement — reimbursement not guaranteed and varies by plan. Cancel anytime. No long-term contracts.
Get startedMedical Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any treatment. Individual results may vary. FDA-approved medications are prescribed based on physician evaluation. California-licensed physicians only.