
Whole-person virtual addiction treatment in Brick combining medication-supported treatment, counseling, and peer support, designed to support recovery across Ocean County and the Jersey Shore region.
For residents of Brick and surrounding Ocean County communities, getting consistent addiction treatment can mean navigating a landscape with limited local options. Many clinics are concentrated further north in Monmouth County or require a significant drive up the Garden State Parkway—a real obstacle if you’re relying on someone else for transportation or simply trying to hold your life together while seeking help.
Eleanor Health provides structured outpatient care designed to help reduce common barriers to treatment through virtual visits. We’re not a residential facility or a crisis stabilization unit. We’re a medical practice designed around your long-term recovery. Our telehealth platform brings addiction medicine specialists directly to you—whether you’re at home in Brick, taking a private moment at work in Toms River, or anywhere across Ocean County.
Maintaining sobriety often requires drawing from multiple sources of support. Eleanor Health provides your medical treatment and counseling, but we understand that some situations require a level of care we don’t offer directly. We stay connected to these Ocean County resources and refer our members when additional support is needed:

Eleanor Health does not provide inpatient detoxification services. When medically monitored withdrawal is necessary, we may help connect members to local facilities such as RWJBarnabas Health in Toms River or Sunrise Detox when higher levels of care are needed. After detox is complete, Eleanor Health can transition you into ongoing outpatient care to support what comes next.

For mental health emergencies requiring immediate intervention, Monmouth Medical Center operates a Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services (PESS) unit that can be reached 24/7 at (732) 886-4474 and covers all of Ocean County.

If accessing the internet at home is a challenge, the Brick Branch of the Ocean County Library offers free WiFi and public computer terminals. Library cardholders may have access to technology lending programs such as mobile hotspots.

The New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition distributes naloxone (Narcan), fentanyl test strips, and overdose prevention education through their community health programs. Contact them at 1-877-4NARCAN to learn how to access these free resources.
Eleanor Health is dedicated to keeping treatment financially accessible for Brick residents. We work with these insurance providers:
Eleanor Health is in-network with:
If you don’t currently have insurance coverage, we provide self-pay rates and can help you work through the application process for New Jersey Medicaid or other programs you may be eligible for. Our New Jersey Care Advocates are ready to help you understand your options—just reach out by phone or through our website.

Eleanor Health providers prescribe proven medications like Suboxone, Naltrexone, and Vivitrol to help reduce cravings and ease the physical challenges of early recovery. Medication plans are coordinated through virtual visits, allowing you to stay connected to care without frequent in-person stops. No daily check-ins, no clinic queues.
Confidential Video Appointments: You and your Eleanor Health provider meet through an encrypted video platform to talk through your recovery needs and decide together whether medication fits your treatment plan. If it does, your prescription is sent to your pharmacy right away. you via secure video. If medication is appropriate, they send the prescription electronically.
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Beginning recovery can feel overwhelming, especially when transportation or distance makes in-person care harder to manage. Our New Jersey care team is here to answer questions, review insurance options, and help you understand how virtual addiction treatment could fit into your life, without pressure. Support is available from wherever you are in Brick or throughout Ocean County when you’re ready.
Eleanor Health provides care through secure virtual appointments with licensed addiction medicine providers, counselors, and peer recovery partners. This allows you to stay engaged in treatment without traveling long distances across Ocean County.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, providers may prescribe FDA-approved medications such as buprenorphine or naltrexone as part of a personalized virtual treatment plan.
Eleanor Health does not provide inpatient detox services. If a higher level of care is needed, our team can help connect you with local stabilization resources before transitioning into outpatient treatment.
Medications for addiction treatment combined with counseling and peer support can help reduce overdose risk and support long-term recovery. Virtual care helps reduce barriers like travel time and scheduling conflicts.
Appointments take place using secure, HIPAA-compliant technology designed to help protect your privacy and personal health information.