About Us
Meet Your Provider - Nathan “Ed” Kaiser
Nathan “Ed” Kaiser is a licensed Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) based in Omaha, Nebraska, with over 11 years of clinical experience and more than six years specializing in addiction medicine.
Expertise & Experience
Ed brings a wealth of clinical expertise and compassion to his work. He has spent the past several years focusing on alcohol use disorder and substance use treatment, guiding individuals toward lasting behavior change through evidence-based strategies like the Sinclair Method.
His training and certifications equip him to support you through a flexible, patient-centered process—from gradual moderation to complete abstinence—based entirely in your home via telehealth.
Community & Professional Contributions
Ed plays an active role in advancing addiction care across Nebraska. He contributes to Project ECHO, a virtual learning network for healthcare providers treating substance use disorders. His sessions include topics such as prescribing naltrexone and best practices in medical addiction treatment.
Through presentations at colleges, community centers, and correctional facilities, Ed helps elevate local standards of care and supports other providers in delivering compassionate, evidence-based treatment.
A Thoughtful Approach to Care
At Kaiser Consulting Alcohol Treatment, Ed combines clinical skill with a judgment-free philosophy grounded in real-world practicality. His programs typically guide clients toward their goals within three to six months, offering the structure and emotional support they need without requiring inpatient rehab or group sessions.
Whether you're seeking to cut back, quit drinking, or just regain control, Ed provides a clear roadmap—focused on your goals, your pacing, and lasting change.
Why Work With Ed?
You’ll work with a clinical expert who truly understands addiction medicine.
From start to finish, your care is fully remote, confidential, and tailored to you.
You’re empowered to choose your pace—whether moderation or abstinence—to build lasting change.
Ed supports both individuals seeking help and healthcare providers pursuing better substance use disorder treatment skills.