How Much Does Suboxone Treatment Cost at SuboxoneNYC?

What the $100/month practice fee covers

The monthly practice fee supports physician-led telehealth buprenorphine care, secure-video evaluations, structured remote follow-up, and continuity coordination when care is clinically appropriate. The fee is for practice services, not medication dispensed by a pharmacy.

What the $500 enrollment deposit means

The $500 enrollment deposit is required to start physician review. It is non-refundable, is not applied to future monthly fees, and does not guarantee treatment acceptance, a prescription, or any specific outcome.

What medication cost means

Medication cost is handled separately through the dispensing pharmacy. The amount a pharmacy charges may depend on the medication, formulation, stock, discount programs, and whether separate pharmacy benefits apply.

Whether insurance is billed

SuboxoneNYC is a self-pay practice and does not bill insurance for practice fees. Patients may still ask their pharmacy whether separate pharmacy benefits, coupons, or discount programs apply to medication cost.

Whether a prescription is guaranteed

No. A prescription is never guaranteed. A physician must evaluate whether buprenorphine care is clinically appropriate and legally permitted, and pharmacy requirements still apply.

What happens if treatment is not clinically appropriate

If a physician determines that SuboxoneNYC is not clinically appropriate, the practice cannot guarantee an alternative placement or medication. The safest next step may be emergency care, a higher level of care, coordination with an existing clinician, or referral resources depending on the situation.

How to begin

Review How It Works, the FAQ, and the Suboxone Help page before starting intake. If your current care is at risk, prepare the transfer checklist below.

Transfer-of-care checklist

These are the records and details most likely to help a physician review continuity safely.

Questions patients often ask