Physician Locator For Opioid Dependence Suboxone Treatment
- Online Tool
- Community Resource
This directory lists doctors that prescribe Suboxone (also known as buprenorphine and naloxone), an FDA-approved medication for the treatment of Opioid Dependence. Opioid dependence is the physical addiction to such substances – a complex health condition that requires professional, medical care to treat. There are multiple treatment options, including medicated assisted treatment (MAT) in addition to behavioral counseling approaches. This resource provides a list of physicians who are qualified per the Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 (DATA 2000) to treat opioid dependence with FDA-approved medications and who have agreed to be in this Physician Locator (Locator), sponsored by Suboxone manufacturer Indivior.
The maximum number of patients that a physician may treat for opioid dependence is limited by law; therefore, some physicians may not always be able to accept new patients. Don’t be discouraged. You can also contact your insurance provider to request a referral to a physician who is currently accepting new patients for treatment with suboxone.
How to Use
Type in your zip code in the green box that says “Find a doctor who can provide treatment”. Click the green arrow to submit your zip code.
Once you read and accept the terms of the resource, click the blue “Yes” box to move forward.
You can sort the provided results by distance, name of program or city. Use the scroll bar to see the full list of treatment providers.
Print or save and email your results by clicking on the titles blue boxes located above the map.
If you need help finding a program, you call 1-866-973-4373.
You can also use this resource to learn more about preparing for an appointment, and understanding opioid dependence and treatment by clicking on the section titles at the top of the page.
Keep a copy of the list on your computer by clicking on the “Download Excel” text on the top right of your list.
Who Should Use
This resource may be helpful for parents of adult children looking to find opioid treatment programs.
Community Resource
This resource is provided by Indivior, Inc., which manufactures Suboxone.
