Winter Park · Orange City · Telemedicine across Central Florida
Board-certified addiction medicine, psychiatric care, and outpatient detox, delivered privately and without judgment by a physician you can actually reach. In our office, over secure video, or in your own home.
or call / text (321) 972-9650
How we can help
Suboxone®, Sublocade®, and naltrexone therapy for opioid and alcohol use disorder, prescribed and managed by a board-certified specialist.
Learn moreMedically supervised alcohol and drug withdrawal at home or in our office, with no admission to an inpatient facility.
Learn morePhysician-directed detox and recovery care delivered in the privacy and comfort of your own home, across Central Florida.
Learn moreSecure video visits for evaluation, follow-up, and medication management, wherever you are in Florida.
Learn moreDepression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and ADHD, treated alongside recovery rather than apart from it.
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Learn moreThe private-practice difference
This is a physician-owned specialty practice, not a treatment facility or a franchise. Every part of the visit is built around dignity and discretion.
"The brain disease of addiction is a complex chronic disease that is biological, psychological, and sociological in nature."
Individual, uninterrupted appointments in a private office setting. You will never sit in a crowded lobby.
Appointments run 30 minutes to 3 hours. Your history, your goals, and your questions all get heard the first time.
Any time, for any reason, any place you are. When you call, you speak with your care team, not a call center.
Evidence-based, personalized treatment that accounts for the biological, psychological, and social sides of recovery.
Your care team
FASAM · FAAFP · Board-Certified Addiction Medicine
Among the first physicians in the world board-certified in addiction medicine, Dr. Leach has spent his career treating addiction as the chronic disease it is, mentoring the physicians, NPs, and PAs who follow.
Meet Dr. LeachAPRN · FNP-C · CARN · CNE
A board-certified family nurse practitioner with addiction certification and more than a decade of experience spanning inpatient medical detox and outpatient interventional psychiatry.
Meet Ms. VilleccoWhat to expect
Call, text, or send the consultation form. You'll hear back from the practice directly, often within the hour.
Same-day consultations in the office, by secure video, or in your home. No referral needed.
A personalized, evidence-based treatment plan covering medications, therapy, and timeline, explained clearly.
Ongoing visits and direct access to your care team, for as long as recovery takes.
Conditions we treat
Locations
Also serving: Orlando, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Palm Coast, Clermont, Apopka & Leesburg, plus all of Central Florida through telemedicine and in-home visits.
Request a consultation
No referral. No facility admission. No judgment. Tell us a little about what's going on, and we'll reach out to you privately.
Prefer to talk right now? Call or text (321) 972-9650
If this is a medical emergency, call 911.
Common questions
No. We specialize in outpatient treatment, including medically supervised withdrawal, from your own home or our private office. Most patients continue working and living their normal lives during treatment.
Completely. This is a private medical practice with individual, uninterrupted appointments and a private reception. Your care is protected health information, just like any other medical treatment.
Yes. Dr. Leach is board-certified in addiction medicine and prescribes Suboxone®, Subutex®, Sublocade®, and naltrexone/Vivitrol® as part of personalized medication-assisted treatment. We also help patients transition from methadone.
Often the same day. Call, text, or send the form above. Immediate same-day appointments are available in the office, by video, or in your home.
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Services
Evidence-based medication, prescribed and managed by one of the first physicians in the world board-certified in addiction medicine. Available in Winter Park, Orange City, or wherever you are.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) pairs FDA-approved medications with counseling and ongoing medical care. It is the most studied, most effective approach to opioid and alcohol use disorder. It stabilizes the brain chemistry that addiction disrupts, so you can do the real work of recovery without fighting withdrawal and cravings at the same time.
Because addiction is a chronic disease that is biological, psychological, and sociological, we treat it the way good medicine treats any chronic disease: with a personalized plan, the right medication at the right dose, and a doctor who follows your progress closely.
| Medication | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone) | The gold standard for opioid use disorder. Relieves withdrawal and cravings without the high. |
| Sublocade® | Once-monthly buprenorphine injection. No daily dosing, no refills to manage. |
| Subutex® (buprenorphine) | For patients who need buprenorphine without naloxone, including during pregnancy. |
| Naltrexone / Vivitrol® | Blocks the effects of opioids and reduces alcohol cravings, available as a daily tablet or monthly injection. |
| Methadone transitions | Structured, medically supervised transition from methadone clinics to office-based treatment. |
Your first appointment is a real medical evaluation, not an intake queue. Plan for 30 minutes to as long as 3 hours. We review your full history, your health, and your goals, then build your treatment plan together. Most patients can begin medication the same day.
Anyone with a DEA number can technically prescribe buprenorphine. Getting the dose, the taper, and the co-occurring mental health care right is another matter. Dr. Leach was among the first physicians globally to be board-certified in addiction medicine and now mentors the physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants entering the field.
"Respectful & compassionate expert addiction medicine: individual, uninterrupted appointments, personalized to every patient."
The practice's standard of careCommon questions about MAT
No, and this myth keeps people from life-saving treatment. Buprenorphine at a stable, prescribed dose does not produce a high; it normalizes brain chemistry so you can function, work, and recover. Decades of evidence show MAT cuts overdose deaths dramatically.
As long as it's helping, and not a day longer than you and your doctor decide together. Some patients taper in months; others benefit from longer-term treatment. There is no one-size-fits-all timeline, and we never rush a taper.
Usually, yes. Immediate same-day appointments are available, and most patients are able to begin medication at their first visit.
