EnnHealth · Alcohol Use Care
For referring professionals

Refer a patient for AUD care

For primary care, therapists, IOPs, care managers and EAPs. We provide outpatient medication management for alcohol use disorder via telehealth across 34 states.

This form is not for urgent or emergency situations. Referrals are reviewed during business hours and are not monitored continuously. If your patient is in acute alcohol withdrawal, medically unstable, or at risk of harm to themselves or others, direct them to emergency care now — call 911, send them to the nearest emergency department, or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Do not use this form to communicate a clinical emergency.

Referral received

Thank you. Our team will reach out to your patient to schedule an evaluation, and will confirm receipt with you. Clinical assessment — including withdrawal risk and whether outpatient care is the appropriate level — is completed at intake by the treating provider.

Patient
Enough for us to make contact and confirm eligibility.
Referring provider
So we can confirm receipt and close the loop with you.
Referral detail
Brief context only. Full clinical assessment happens at intake.
Please keep this brief and avoid sending records through this form.
This helps us prioritise outreach. It is not a triage channel — see the notice above.
If known, this helps the treating provider plan a safe start. It does not change how quickly this form is reviewed.
Consent
What happens next The referral is entered into our EMR and our team contacts the patient to schedule an evaluation, confirming receipt with you. Withdrawal risk, level-of-care suitability and medication appropriateness are assessed at intake by the treating provider — this form makes the introduction, it is not a clinical triage channel.

Information submitted here is used to arrange care and is handled in line with our privacy practices. Please do not attach or paste clinical records. EnnHealth provides outpatient telehealth care in the states where it is licensed and is not a detox, inpatient or emergency service.