Suboxone Doctor · Byhalia, MS
Suboxone treatment for Byhalia, Mississippi.
Suboxone for opioid use disorder, prescribed by a board-certified psychiatric provider. Same provider every visit. Federal 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality — stricter than HIPAA.
Distance
55 min
County
Marshall
Direction
north
Route
Highway 7
Byhalia is a Marshall County town along Highway 78 between Holly Springs and the DeSoto County line. It is also one of dozens of north Mississippi communities where a person looking for medication-assisted treatment has to leave their own town to get it. Life Balance, PLLC sees patients from Byhalia and across Marshall County for Suboxone and the psychiatric care that usually sits underneath the substance use.
We are roughly 55 minutes from Byhalia. Same-week appointments are usually available. The same provider sees you every visit — the continuity is the medicine.
One — the medicine
Suboxone for Byhalia patients.
Casey Hester, PMHNP-BC, is board-certified in psychiatric mental health and prescribes buprenorphine-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder.
Suboxone (buprenorphine / naloxone).
A daily film or tablet that stops withdrawal and cravings without producing the high. Within an hour of the first correctly-timed dose, the sweating, restlessness, and cold panic of being dope sick turn off. You feel like a person again.
42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality.
Substance use treatment records are protected by a federal rule stricter than standard HIPAA. Employers, family members, and law enforcement cannot access your records without your written consent. This matters in a small town. We take it seriously.
Two — the drive
Getting here from Byhalia.
The route
Take Highway 7 North to Highway 78. Total drive time is roughly 55 minutes depending on traffic through Oxford.
Our office is at 405 Galleria Drive, Suite E, Oxford, MS 38655 — in the Galleria shopping center off Jackson Avenue. Easy parking, ground-floor entry.
What to bring
- · Insurance card (we accept most major plans)
- · Photo ID
- · Current medication list
- · Records from prior providers, if available
Self-pay pricing also available — call the office for current rates.
Three — why it works
One provider. Every visit.
The reason most Byhalia patients keep making the drive is simple. The person who induces you on Suboxone on day one is the same person you see on day three hundred. No revolving door of strangers. No retelling the worst year of your life to a different face every visit.
Recovery is not a prescription. It's a relationship, a dose, a check-in, a hard conversation, another dose, a reset. The medication does the chemistry. The continuity does the rest.
Four — we also treat
Suboxone is the door. The rest of the work is what keeps you here.
Most of our addiction patients also have something underneath — anxiety, depression, unaddressed trauma, undiagnosed ADHD or bipolar. We treat all of it in the same visit, with the same provider. No separate referral. No second copay.
Byhalia, MS · FAQ
Suboxone questions from Byhalia
- Coverage in Marshall County is limited. Many of our addiction patients drive in from across north Mississippi specifically because continuous, same-provider Suboxone treatment is hard to find locally.
- You arrive in mild-to-moderate withdrawal. Within an hour of your first correctly-timed dose, withdrawal symptoms reverse. We monitor for a few hours, dial in the dose, and send you home with a prescription. Most patients leave feeling more like themselves than they have in months.
- Generic buprenorphine/naloxone is on almost every commercial and Medicaid formulary. Self-pay pricing is also available.
- About 55 minutes via Highway 7 North to Highway 78. Our office is at 405 Galleria Drive, Suite E, Oxford, MS 38655.
- Yes. Substance use treatment records are protected by 42 CFR Part 2 — a federal rule stricter than HIPAA. Employers, family members, and law enforcement cannot access your records without your written consent.
- For established Suboxone patients, follow-up visits can often be done by telehealth in compliance with Mississippi rules. The first visit (induction) is in person.
- Same-week appointments are typically available for new patients. Call to check current availability.
Other Communities We Serve
Nearby towns who drive to Oxford for Suboxone.
Patients from across north Mississippi make the drive to Life Balance because continuous, same-provider Suboxone treatment is rare in our region. If you're nearer one of these communities, the same drive applies.
From Byhalia? Start a new client intake.
Or call (662) 640-4004 · Mon – Thu 8 to 5, Fri 8 to noon