Suboxone Treatment
Flexible, Effective Opioid Recovery Backed by Medical Expertise and Personal Support
What Is Suboxone Treatment
- Reduce cravings
- Prevent withdrawal symptoms
- Lower the risk of overdose
- Support daily stability without sedation or a “high”
Suboxone is ideal for individuals who want greater flexibility than daily methadone dosing allows, while still benefiting from safe, medically monitored care.
Why Choose Suboxone Treatment at Metro Recovery Center
Medical Expertise, Compassionate Support
Our board-certified addiction medicine providers evaluate each client and tailor Suboxone dosing to their unique needs. We monitor progress, ensure safety, and make evidence-based adjustments as your recovery evolves.
Private, Flexible Outpatient Care
Suboxone treatment allows for greater autonomy. After initial stabilization, many clients qualify for take-home prescriptions—helping them maintain work, family, and life responsibilities.
Integrated Counseling & Mental Health Services
Suboxone works best when paired with therapy. That’s why we offer:
- Substance use counseling
- Trauma-informed therapy
- Psychiatric evaluations and medication management
Accepted by Medicare, Medicaid & Commercial Insurance
We work with most plans to ensure you have access to the care you need without financial strain.
How Suboxone Treatment Works
Assessment & Eligibility
We conduct a full clinical evaluation to ensure Suboxone is the right fit. We review your substance use history, medical status, and recovery goals.
Induction Phase
We carefully begin Suboxone dosing once withdrawal begins, to avoid precipitated withdrawal and ensure comfort.
Stabilization
Once your body adjusts, we monitor your dosage and address other needs like therapy, mental health, or case management.
Maintenance & Beyond
With time and stability, we help you plan for what comes next: take-home scripts, reduced dosing, or transitions in care—based on what’s best for you.
Is Suboxone Right for You
Suboxone may be a good fit if:
- You want to avoid the daily clinic schedule required for methadone
- You’ve previously tried abstinence-based recovery and relapsed
- You need support managing opioid cravings without sedation
- You want integrated care for both addiction and mental health
- You’re covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial insurance
