Continuity and transfer care
Lost your buprenorphine doctor?
SuboxoneNYC is designed for continuity and transfer situations. Care begins with physician review, secure-video evaluation, and clear self-pay pricing.
Lost your Suboxone doctor?
If your buprenorphine or Suboxone prescriber retired, stopped prescribing, closed their practice, or became unavailable, gather your current medication dose, last prescription date, pharmacy, prior prescriber information, and any recent treatment records. Then arrange transfer-of-care review before your medication runs out whenever possible.
What To Do First
Move quickly, but keep the handoff clear.
Gather the essentials
Have your current medication, dose, last refill date, pharmacy, and identification ready.
Begin secure intake
Start with the secure intake so the practice can review your continuity situation.
Schedule physician evaluation
When clinical review and scheduling permit, the next step is coordinated by secure video.
Who this page is for
This page is for patients whose prescriber retired, became unavailable, or left them trying to re-establish buprenorphine care quickly and cleanly. For a broader checklist, see the transfer-of-care resources for Suboxone patients.
- Transfer from a prior telehealth or office-based arrangement
- Prescriber retirement or sudden unavailability
- Scheduling breakdown that threatens continuity
- Insurance disruption that made prior care harder to maintain
Pricing and access
$100/month. Self-pay practice. Practice fees are not billed to insurance.
$500 enrollment deposit. Non-refundable. Not applied to future monthly fees. Does not guarantee prescription, treatment acceptance, or any specific outcome.
Medication cost is handled separately through your dispensing pharmacy.
Quick Answers
Urgent situations still require physician review.
Can SuboxoneNYC help if I lost my previous provider?
Yes. SuboxoneNYC may be able to help with continuity and transfer-of-care situations when clinically appropriate and scheduling permits.
How is care evaluated?
Care is evaluated by physicians through secure video and clinical review. All treatment decisions remain subject to physician judgment and applicable legal requirements.
How much does it cost to begin?
$100/month. Self-pay practice. Practice fees are not billed to insurance. A $500 enrollment deposit is non-refundable, not applied to future monthly fees, and does not guarantee prescription, treatment acceptance, or any specific outcome.
What should I have ready?
Have your current medication dose, last prescription date, pharmacy, prior prescriber information, any recent treatment records, and government-issued identification ready when you begin intake.
Continuity preparation
Transfer-of-care checklist
Bring what you can. Missing records do not decide care by themselves, but organized information helps a physician review continuity, refill timing, and safety.
- Current buprenorphine/Suboxone dose
- Last prescription date
- Pharmacy name and location
- Prior prescriber contact information
- Recent treatment records
- Other current medications
- Allergies
- Recent detox, residential, or hospital discharge paperwork if available
- Government-issued ID
- Preferred appointment format
For problem-based continuity guidance, review Suboxone Help in New York and New Jersey. For physician background and media context, see About and Media.