Groups Recover Together was founded to make treatment for opioid use:
RESPECTFUL
Deciding to stop using and change your life is worthy of our respect. Addiction is a disease, not a choice.
ACCESSIBLE
The best evidence-based care should be available where you need it when you need it.
AFFORDABLE
Ability to pay should never be a barrier to getting treatment.
If you want to regain control of your life, you’ve come to the right place.
Groups Recover Together is a community of physicians, counselors and recovering opioid users you can rely on for affordable and convenient help.
Everything we do is based on the best medical science. Our treatment community provides medication (Suboxone) and weekly meetings with other people recovering from opioid use. Suboxone is prescribed in correct doses to curb pain and sickness from withdrawal, setting you up for the best chance at recovery. If and when you feel ready, medication can be tapered at a safe pace, tailored to your needs.
MEET PEOPLE FROM
OUR COMMUNITY
Meet Alison, Office Coordinator in New Hampshire
“I want to do my part to help with the opioid epidemic in the state of New Hampshire.”
Meet Dwayne, Substance Abuse Counselor in California
“35 years ago, recovery changed my life- never to look back again. Service has been part of my recovery and has truly been a tool that has kept me sober.“
Meet Candy, Member from Maine
“I feel stable, I feel happy and I don’t feel that relapse is part of my equation anymore.”
Meet Heather, Office Manager from Virginia
“I love being a part of member’s recovery journeys, seeing them achieve their goals and be proud of the lives they’ve created for themselves is so rewarding.”
Meet Shandi, Counselor in Indiana
“Groups not only provides a safe place to grow for its members but for its employees too.”
Meet our Founder
Dr. Jeff De Flavio, MD, Founder
Who lives and who dies hinges on what healthcare is available and how much it costs. I became a physician because I believe everyone should be able to access the help they need to get well. I was drawn to addiction medicine because structural discrimination and bias have stifled the most effective types of treatment. Drug users have been made into illegal and invisible people, their behavior criminalized and pushed out of sight. I founded Groups Recover Together to bring the best of modern medical science to those most in need. It’s my hope, as it is Paul Farmer’s, that the benefits of such treatment may also “serve as an antidote to despair.”
