Suboxone Treatment · Oxford, MS
Suboxone Treatment in Oxford, Mississippi.
Outpatient Suboxone treatment for opioid use disorder — same-week appointments, in-person in Oxford or telehealth across Mississippi. Board-certified psychiatric provider. 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality. Most insurance accepted.
What it is
Medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, in a real psychiatric practice.
Suboxone treatment combines buprenorphine/naloxone — the FDA-approved medication for opioid use disorder — with ongoing care from a board-certified psychiatric provider. Not a fifteen-minute refill mill. Not a rotating cast of strangers. The same provider, every visit, for as long as you're with us.
Suboxone is the standard of care recommended by SAMHSA, ASAM, the CDC, and the WHO for treating opioid use disorder. It works because it occupies the same opioid receptors as heroin, fentanyl, and prescription pills — without producing the high — so the cravings and withdrawal stop and recovery becomes possible.
Who it's for
Is Suboxone treatment right for you?
If any of the following sound familiar, Suboxone treatment is likely a fit. You don't have to be in crisis to start.
- — You're using prescription opioids, heroin, or fentanyl and want to stop.
- — You've tried to quit on your own and the withdrawal pulled you back.
- — You're already on Suboxone elsewhere and need a stable, local prescriber.
- — You've been clean but the cravings haven't let up.
- — You're worried about overdose — fentanyl in everything is real, and naloxone alone isn't a plan.
- — You want treatment that takes mental health seriously, not just the prescription pad.
What's included
What Suboxone treatment includes here.
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.
A real first visit — sixty to ninety minutes — to understand your history, what you've been using, the mental health under it all, and what you actually want recovery to look like.
Suboxone induction and dose stabilization.
Same-day induction available for patients in withdrawal. We dial in your dose over the first week or two — most patients land between twelve and twenty-four milligrams daily.
Ongoing medication management.
Monthly visits at first, then less frequent as you stabilize. Same provider every visit. Refills sent to your pharmacy, not handed off to a stranger.
Care for what's underneath.
Anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, bipolar disorder — treated in the same visit by the same provider. Most opioid use disorder doesn't show up alone, and we don't pretend it does.
Telehealth across Mississippi.
If the drive to Oxford is the obstacle, we see Suboxone patients by video anywhere in the state. Telehealth Suboxone in Mississippi
How to start
Three steps to start treatment.
Call or submit an intake.
Call (662) 640-4004 and Kim will answer. She'll verify insurance or walk through self-pay pricing and get you on the schedule — usually the same week.
First visit + induction.
Sixty to ninety minutes. Real conversation, full evaluation, induction plan. If you're ready and in withdrawal, we can start Suboxone the same day.
Ongoing care.
Monthly follow-ups at first, then spaced out as you stabilize. Same provider, every visit. Telehealth available between in-person check-ins for established patients.
What it costs
The cost of Suboxone treatment in Mississippi.
With insurance, visits are usually a normal specialist copay. Generic buprenorphine/naloxone is on almost every formulary. We accept most major plans — BCBS Mississippi details here.
Self-pay, Kim quotes the exact visit fee on your first call. Generic buprenorphine/naloxone at most Oxford pharmacies runs roughly thirty to eighty dollars a month depending on dose.
Discount programs like GoodRx, SingleCare, and Inside Rx can cut cash prices substantially. We'll point you to what's working locally.
Related
More on Suboxone treatment.
Common questions
Common questions about Suboxone treatment
- Suboxone treatment is medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder using buprenorphine/naloxone, combined with ongoing psychiatric care. It's the standard of care recommended by SAMHSA, ASAM, the CDC, and the WHO.
- Life Balance Psychiatric Services at 405 Galleria Drive, Suite E, Oxford, MS 38655. In-person or telehealth across Mississippi. Call (662) 640-4004 for same-week appointments.
- With insurance, visits are usually at your specialist copay and generic buprenorphine/naloxone is on almost every formulary. Self-pay visit fees are quoted on the first call; the medication itself runs roughly $30 to $80 a month at most Oxford pharmacies depending on dose.
- Same-week appointments are typically available and same-day induction is available for patients in active withdrawal.
- Yes — telehealth Suboxone treatment statewide. Induction, dose stabilization, and ongoing care by secure video.
- Yes. Substance use treatment is protected by 42 CFR Part 2, a federal rule stricter than standard HIPAA. Employers, family, and law enforcement cannot access your records without your written consent.
- No. Buprenorphine occupies opioid receptors without producing the euphoria that drives addictive use. SAMHSA, ASAM, the CDC, and the WHO all recognize medication-assisted treatment as a standard of care for opioid use disorder.
- As long as it works for you. Some patients taper off after a year, others stay on maintenance long-term. The decision is made together with your provider based on stability, goals, and life circumstances.
Ready when you are.
Same-week appointments. Same-day induction for patients in withdrawal. One provider, every visit, for as long as you're with us.
Or call (662) 640-4004 · Mon – Thu 8 to 5, Fri 8 to noon