Aspen Reach is a virtual addiction clinic focused on compassionate opioid use disorder treatment in British Columbia. The clinic provides Sublocade care and Opioid Agonist Therapy (OAT) support online.

Sublocade is a monthly extended-release buprenorphine injection used for opioid use disorder. Aspen Reach offers this treatment as part of its virtual care model.

Yes. Aspen Reach shares harm reduction strategies and recovery support locations as part of its approach to opioid use disorder care in BC.

Your medical assessments and doctor appointments take place online or over the phone from home. Once prescribed, your doctor sends the medication directly to an injection‑certified partner pharmacy in your community, where a qualified pharmacist administers your monthly injection.

Intakes are reviewed rapidly, with most virtual physician appointments scheduled within 24 to 48 hours to prevent care gaps and provide immediate stabilization. Keep in mind, it may take a day or two for your pharmacy to receive the medication, as it is not always in stock.

Aspen Reach actively liaises with community pharmacies across rural and urban BC to help onboard and verify injection certification, expanding local care access wherever our patients live. If your pharmacist is interested in becoming a partner pharmacy we would be happy to help streamline that process.

Yes. We provide low‑barrier virtual OAT access. Appointments can be completed using any phone, and our MOA team assists with local pharmacy coordination regardless of housing status.

You may be eligible if you have opioid use disorder and have tolerated at least one dose of Suboxone or buprenorphine. Using alcohol, benzodiazepines, or other sedating medications may affect eligibility and will be reviewed by your doctor. If you’re still using opioids other than buprenorphine, you should contact the provincial Rapid Access to Addiction Care (RAAC) 1‑800 line for urgent stabilization and support.