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Licensed providers can evaluate you by video and send your prescription to a pharmacy near you. Many take insurance and Medicaid; cash plans start under $100 a month.
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Suboxone treatment, answered
How do I find a Suboxone doctor near me?
Search your city or state above. Every listing shows the clinic's address, phone number, and which insurance it accepts, so you can call the right place the first time. This directory covers 19,017 verified providers across 5,002 cities.
Does insurance cover Suboxone treatment?
Usually, yes. Medicaid covers buprenorphine treatment in every state, and 14,351 clinics in this directory accept it. Most private plans and Medicare cover it as well, and many clinics offer sliding-scale or self-pay pricing.
Can I get a Suboxone prescription online?
Often, yes. Many providers can evaluate you by video and send a prescription to a pharmacy near you, sometimes the same day. Check the online treatment page for providers that operate in your state and confirm current requirements with them directly.
Do I need a special doctor to prescribe Suboxone?
No. Since the 2023 removal of the federal X-waiver, any DEA-registered clinician can prescribe buprenorphine. That includes many primary care offices, not just addiction specialists, which is why access has widened.
Is this directory free to use?
Yes. suboxone.doctor is free, takes no payment for placement, and never sells your information. Listings are built from the federal SAMHSA treatment registry and refreshed regularly.