Online Suboxone Treatment in California

Side effects vary from person to person. Some people may experience mild nausea, headache, or drowsiness, especially when first starting treatment. Many people tolerate Suboxone well.

Yes. Eligible patients located in California can meet with a licensed provider through a secure telehealth visit. An in-person appointment may be recommended when clinically appropriate or required.

Yes. In-person visits are available by appointment only at our Tustin office:

161 Fashion Lane, Suite 209
Tustin, CA 92780

Schedule an appointment online and meet with a provider by secure video. Your provider will review your medical history, current opioid use, symptoms, medications, and treatment goals. If Suboxone is medically appropriate, a prescription can be sent to your local pharmacy.

Many people want treatment but face barriers. They may not have reliable transportation, cannot miss work, do not know where to find a Suboxone provider, face long appointment wait times, or lose access when a provider closes or leaves the practice.

Telehealth can reduce many of these barriers by allowing eligible patients to meet with a provider from home.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

Same-day appointments may be available depending on the schedule. Book online or call 714-922-0017 to check availability.

Yes. Established patients and patients transferring from another provider may schedule a telehealth appointment. Every refill requires a clinical evaluation, and prescriptions are provided only when medically appropriate.

Starting at the right time is important. Taking Suboxone too soon after fentanyl or another opioid may cause sudden withdrawal. There is no single waiting period that is right for everyone. Your provider will assess your symptoms and give you individualized instructions.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

There is no FDA-approved medication specifically for kratom or 7-OH withdrawal. In some cases, a provider may consider buprenorphine-based treatment after an individualized medical evaluation.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

Do not stop Suboxone suddenly without speaking with your provider. A gradual, individualized taper can help reduce withdrawal symptoms. The appropriate schedule depends on your dose, treatment history, symptoms, and goals.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

Yes. Sublocade and Brixadi are FDA-approved extended-release buprenorphine injections for opioid use disorder. Eligibility depends on your treatment history, current medication, clinical evaluation, and insurance coverage. Injections are administered by a healthcare provider during an in-person visit.

A weekly or monthly buprenorphine injection may be a good option for patients who prefer not to take medication every day, have difficulty remembering daily doses, want greater privacy, or prefer the convenience of longer-lasting medication.

Your provider will review your treatment history and determine whether Sublocade or Brixadi is appropriate for you.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

Hepatitis C spreads through blood, and sharing needles or other injection equipment increases the risk. Many people have no symptoms, so testing is the only way to know. Hepatitis C can now be treated and cured in most people.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

We work with select insurance plans. Coverage varies, so please contact us to verify your benefits before your appointment. Self-pay appointments are also available.

Self-pay pricing:

• New patient visit: $149
• Follow-up visit: $129

Medication and pharmacy costs are separate. Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan.

The cost depends on your insurance, dosage, medication form, and pharmacy. Generic buprenorphine/naloxone is usually less expensive than brand-name Suboxone.

Money-saving tip: Compare prices using the GoodRx app or website. With a coupon, generic buprenorphine/naloxone 8 mg/2 mg may be available for under $30 for 30 tablets—30-day supply when prescribed once daily. Prices vary by pharmacy and may change.

For a more detailed explanation, watch our video.

Yes. Visits are conducted through secure systems, and your health information is protected under applicable privacy laws. Information is disclosed only with your authorization or when legally required.

You can schedule your appointment online through our secure booking portal. Same-day appointments may be available for telehealth across California or in-person visits in Tustin.