Treatment Guides & Resources

Medicaid covers Suboxone in all 50 states. Finding a provider who actually accepts it — and has availability — is the harder problem. Here's how to do it.

Both contain buprenorphine. Only Suboxone adds naloxone. That one difference determines who gets which medication and what your insurance will cover.

Yes — through a telehealth provider via video or phone. No in-person visit required in most states. Prescriptions go to your local pharmacy. Here's exactly how it works.

The intake assessment, induction timing, your first dose, and what to do if things don't go smoothly. A complete walkthrough for first-timers.

When you're in withdrawal and can't wait weeks for an appointment. Walk-in buprenorphine treatment is real — here's where to find it and what to do when you can't.