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Find local addiction medicine access for opioid use disorder, buprenorphine follow-up, and medication-assisted treatment across Nao Medical locations.

Many major insurance plans are accepted for addiction medicine visits, including Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Healthfirst, MetroPlus, Fidelis, UnitedHealthcare, United Healthcare Community Plan, EmblemHealth, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and many commercial plans. Self-pay visits are also available. Coverage for the visit, urine drug screening, and medication copays varies by plan, so benefit verification is still important.

Self-pay options are also available: $350 initial visits including UDS, $200 follow-up visits including UDS, and $100 bridge visits for 7 days only when clinically appropriate.

Care can include assessment, opioid withdrawal timing review, Suboxone induction or restart planning when clinically appropriate, stabilization, maintenance follow-up, and coordination with therapy, psychiatry, or primary care when a broader recovery plan is needed.

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Medication plus follow-through matters The program is not just about starting a medication. It is about safe timing, follow-up structure, and a care team that can keep the plan moving after the first visit.

What the program actually covers

Nao Medical offers Suboxone treatment and addiction medicine support for opioid use disorder, fentanyl dependence, prescription opioid dependence, restarts after relapse, and longer-term medication-assisted treatment follow-up. If chronic pain and opioid dependence overlap, the addiction medicine team can help decide whether separate pain-management, psychiatry, or primary-care follow-up should be layered in.

Who these visits are built for

The program is designed for opioid use disorder, fentanyl dependence, prescription opioid dependence, restarts after relapse, and longer-term medication-assisted treatment follow-up.

What the first visit can cover

The first visit can review opioid use history, withdrawal timing, prior treatment, medication safety, urine drug screening, and whether Suboxone is appropriate that day.

Why local access matters

Suboxone care is rarely a one-time event. Patients need a reliable place for follow-up, bridge questions, medication monitoring, and recovery planning near where they live or work.

Coverage and self-pay

Insurance can be accepted for many addiction medicine visits, and self-pay pricing is also available when patients need a straightforward cash-pay path.

Suboxone locations across New York

Choose the location that fits the day best for local directions, visit details, pricing context, and booking.

Insurance, self-pay, and visit structure

Many major insurance plans are accepted for addiction medicine visits, including Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Healthfirst, MetroPlus, Fidelis, UnitedHealthcare, United Healthcare Community Plan, EmblemHealth, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and many commercial plans. Self-pay visits are also available. Coverage for the visit, urine drug screening, and medication copays varies by plan, so benefit verification is still important.

Self-pay options are also available: $350 initial visits including UDS, $200 follow-up visits including UDS, and $100 bridge visits for 7 days only when clinically appropriate.

Medication, urine drug screening, and follow-up timing can all affect how the visit is billed and what comes next, so checking benefits before treatment still matters even when a plan is accepted.

How addiction medicine visits move forward

Assessment and timing review

The first step is understanding what opioids were used, when they were last used, and whether it is clinically safe to start or restart Suboxone.

Stabilization and follow-up

Patients usually need more than one visit. Follow-up is where dose stability, cravings, adherence, side effects, and relapse risk are managed.

Bridge planning when appropriate

Bridge visits can sometimes keep treatment moving, but the short-bridge path still depends on safety review and a clear plan for ongoing care.

Therapy and psychiatry coordination

Many patients need medication plus behavioral-health support. The program can connect the addiction medicine plan with therapy, psychiatry, or primary care.

Related treatment options and next steps

Opioid addiction treatment overview

The umbrella MAT overview covers the broader treatment picture, including same-day access, bridge visits, fentanyl dependence planning, and every active location.

Online Suboxone treatment

Telemedicine can support evaluation and follow-up when clinically appropriate, with local locations available when in-person care is needed.

Buprenorphine treatment

Buprenorphine treatment guidance explains Suboxone, longer-acting options, start timing, and insurance questions in one medication-specific treatment path.

Same-day Suboxone access

Same-day access guidance covers how fast a patient can be evaluated, started, or given the next safe step.

Insurance coverage

Insurance guidance covers Medicaid, Medicare, commercial-plan, and self-pay questions before booking.

Bridge prescriptions

Bridge-visit guidance covers short-gap treatment questions without guessing about refill safety.

Monthly Sublocade option

Sublocade guidance covers longer-acting injectable care after buprenorphine-based treatment is already part of the plan.

Questions about Suboxone treatment

The program is designed around opioid use disorder, including fentanyl dependence, prescription opioid dependence, relapse recovery, and longer-term medication-assisted treatment support.
Many major insurance plans are accepted for addiction medicine visits, including Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Healthfirst, MetroPlus, Fidelis, UnitedHealthcare, United Healthcare Community Plan, EmblemHealth, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and many commercial plans. Self-pay visits are also available. Coverage for the visit, urine drug screening, and medication copays varies by plan, so benefit verification is still important.
Self-pay options are also available: $350 initial visits including UDS, $200 follow-up visits including UDS, and $100 bridge visits for 7 days only when clinically appropriate.
Possibly, but timing depends on your opioid use history, withdrawal timing, and what is clinically safe that day. The care team reviews that before medication is started or restarted.
Bridge visits can be available when clinically appropriate. The short bridge option is a 7-day pathway and still depends on safety review and follow-up planning.
Yes. Co-occurring anxiety, depression, trauma, insomnia, or other behavioral-health needs can be coordinated with therapy, psychiatry, or primary care when that is part of the right plan.

Suboxone and MAT access by payer, visit type, and area

Choose the path that matches the real patient question: Medicaid coverage, telemedicine access, OASAS-level care, or a local borough and Long Island visit.

Suboxone covered by Medicaid

A payer-focused details for Medicaid, Medicare, commercial plans, medication copays, urine drug screening, and self-pay backup questions.

Telemedicine MAT treatment

A virtual-care details for online Suboxone evaluation, telemedicine follow-up, local backup, and federal telehealth rule context.

MAT treatment in NYC

A citywide details connecting Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan patients to local and virtual treatment options.

MAT treatment in Queens

Astoria, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, and Long Island City access for opioid use disorder treatment and follow-up.

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What patients say about Nao Medical

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The team explained the medication plan clearly and did not make the visit feel rushed.

Verified Patient
(4.9)

I needed a local place that could actually handle follow-up, not vague addiction information.

Verified Patient
(4.9)

Helpful with insurance questions and straightforward about the self-pay option too.

Verified Patient
(4.9)

They talked through timing and safety before making promises about starting medication that day.

Verified Patient
(4.9)

Much easier than trying to piece together care, refills, and follow-up across different offices.

Verified Patient
(4.9)

The visit felt organized and respectful, which matters a lot in this kind of care.

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