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Dr. Scott Jaffe.

Dr. Scott Jaffe is committed to helping you and your recovery from various conditions including addiction, alcoholism, ADHD, anxiety, weight loss and more.

General FAQs

Dr. Scott Jaffe is committed to helping you and your recovery from various conditions including addiction, alcoholism, ADHD, anxiety, weight loss and more.

Yes — Dr. Jaffe is currently accepting new patients, including via telehealth appointments.

Our Bonita Springs office is at 10915 Bonita Beach Road, Suite 1122, Bonita Springs, FL.

Yes — same-day appointments are available in many cases, especially for addiction or urgent concerns.

Addiction & Alcohol Treatment FAQs

We use evidence-based medications such as Subutex, Suboxone, Vivitrol, oral Naltrexone, etc., depending on your needs.

When supervised by a qualified physician, medication-assisted treatment is safer than unmanaged withdrawal or relapse.

Duration depends on individual needs—some patients may be on medication for months, others longer, combined with counseling and support.

Yes—because conditions like anxiety can affect recovery outcomes, we provide integrated care across mental health and addiction.

Yes—we handle prior authorizations to help ensure your prescribed addiction medication is covered.

Dr. Jaffe treats opioid dependence, alcohol use disorder, and general substance abuse. He also provides Suboxone treatment in Fort Myers, opioid addiction treatment, and kratom addiction treatment for patients managing dependence on prescription painkillers, heroin, fentanyl, or kratom. All treatment is confidential and one-on-one with the physician.

Drinking is often part of the picture, and Dr. Jaffe provides alcohol treatment in Bonita Springs as an outpatient service, so you keep your job and your routine while you get care.

Anxiety / ADHD / Mental Health FAQs

Yes—we offer comprehensive anxiety treatment and understand how it interacts with substance use disorders.

Yes—Dr. Jaffe provides evaluation and treatment for adult ADHD as part of our integrated practice.

Yes—we tailor treatment plans that may simultaneously address addiction, mental health, anxiety and weight management.

Payment and Insurance FAQs

We accept debit and credit cards, both in our office and over the phone. Payment for telehealth visits is taken over the phone. If a family member or someone else is paying for your visit, they are welcome to call the office and pay by card on your behalf, whether you are in the office or on a telehealth visit. We do not accept checks.

Our office does not bill insurance companies directly. After your visit we provide the completed paperwork you need to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement, and we handle prior authorizations when your plan requires one.

The medication for your treatment is usually covered by your insurance if you have coverage. If you do not have insurance, the monthly prescription typically costs roughly $40 to $50. If you have heard figures in the hundreds of dollars a month, that does not reflect what our patients pay. If cost is a concern, please call and ask. We would rather answer the question than have it keep someone from getting treatment.

No. You are free to use whichever pharmacy you prefer. Dr. Jaffe does not own a pharmacy and has no financial relationship with any pharmacy. Your prescription is sent wherever you would like it filled.

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