Patient Resources & Support
Everything in one place: crisis contacts, the tools you use as a Resova patient, peer support communities, pharmacy help, and clinical guides you can download.
Immediate emergency
If you are in immediate danger of hurting yourself or others, or having a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Crisis and peer support
You do not need to be a Resova patient to use these services. Availability varies; check each provider’s website for current hours.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
24/7, free and confidential support for anyone in distress, and prevention and crisis resources for you or a loved one.
Veterans Crisis Line
Qualified responders with the Department of Veterans Affairs, many of them veterans themselves.
Trans Lifeline
A peer support phone service run by trans people, for trans and questioning callers.
More lines, including options by state, are on our emergency services page.
Patient tools
The pages current patients use most, in one list.
- Patient portalForms, payments, records and telehealth logins in one place.
- Book an AppointmentNew appointments, follow-ups and refill requests.
- Telehealth visitsHow video visits work, and where to join yours.
- FormsIntake, consent and records-release forms.
- PaymentsPay a balance or set up a payment.
- Insurance we acceptPlans we are in network with, and self-pay options.
- Urine drug screen kitsHome kits for supervised virtual screens.
- Coupons and discountsPrescription savings programs.
- Frequently asked questionsScheduling, insurance, prescriptions and more.
Recovery meetings and support groups
Independent, mostly free communities that many patients use alongside treatment.
Sex and love addiction recovery groups
- 12-step groupOpen resource
Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)
A 12-step sexual recovery fellowship in which you define your own sexual sobriety.
- 12-step groupOpen resource
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA)
A 12-step recovery fellowship, gay-friendly, in which you define your own sexual sobriety.
- 12-step groupOpen resource
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA)
For people addicted to the pursuit of relationships, in addition to or instead of sex.
- 12-step groupOpen resource
Sexaholics Anonymous (SA)
The most conservative of the programs; SA defines sobriety as no sex outside a married heterosexual relationship.
- 12-step groupOpen resource
Sexual Recovery Anonymous (SRA)
Similar to SAA, with fewer locations, and a focus on couples and individual recovery.
- CouplesOpen resource
Recovering Couples Anonymous (RCA)
A fellowship for couples affected by sex and love addiction.
- Family and partnersOpen resource
COSA
Support for partners and family members of people with sex addiction, much like Al-Anon.
- Family and partnersOpen resource
S-Anon
Support for partners and family members of people with sex addiction.
Find a pharmacy or check medication availability
External tools for locating pharmacies, searching medication availability and managing prescription accounts.
- Medication searchOpen resource
Rx Outreach medication search
Search available medications and support options through Rx Outreach.
- Local pharmaciesOpen resource
RxLocal pharmacy finder
Find local pharmacies by location.
- OhioOpen resource
Ohio Board of Pharmacy services
Locate accessible pharmacy services in Ohio.
- AvailabilityOpen resource
Medfinder for Resova Health patients
Check prescription availability at pharmacies near you.
- Account accessOpen resource
HealthSafe ID
Sign in to supported pharmacy and benefits account tools.
Clinical guides you can download
Infographics reproduced with credit to their authors, plus our own patient education.
InfographicWomen, Hormones and ADHD
How hormone fluctuations influence ADHD symptoms across life stages: adolescence, PMS and PMDD, pregnancy and childbirth, and menopause, with what helps at each stage.
Source: ADDitude Magazine
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Cognitive roadmapAnger Management Steps and Scripts
Steps and scripts from Sharon Saline, Psy.D., for handling intense emotions: what to do when you are mildly uncomfortable, activated, or on high alert.
Source: ADDitude Magazine
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