Section 01
Overview
Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) is an evidence-based medication used to treat opioid use disorder. It reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms so you can focus on recovery. Visits are private, and your treatment is shared only with the people you choose.
Section 02
Why it’s done
You may be referred to suboxone if you have:
- Opioid use disorder — prescription or non-prescription
- Maintenance treatment after inpatient or detox programs
- Patients seeking medication-assisted recovery
Section 03
How to prepare
01
Private from the first call
Visits are confidential. Your treatment is shared only with the people you choose.
02
Plan your last dose
We will discuss timing of your last opioid use to make induction safe and comfortable.
03
Bring ID and insurance
We will verify coverage and discuss costs before any prescription is written.
Section 04
What to expect
Initial visits run 60 minutes and include a confidential assessment, induction plan, and counseling resources. Follow-ups are weekly to start, spacing out as you stabilize.
Section 05
Results & follow-up
Recovery is individual — we measure progress in stability, not just dose. Coordination with counseling is offered and encouraged.