suboxone cost without insurance

I have been reading some of the posts about the cost of suboxone or subutex treatment without insurance and with insurance. Is anyone from the NJ area that needs suboxone treatment? The pricing I have read is not at all what I have experienced. I can help you. Let me know. NJ area. Thanks.

Later,a doctor much closer to me (12 miles, compared to 90) began offering suboxone. He actually accepted my insurance, which cost me only about $15 for the office visit, plus my $15 co-pay for the meds. I thought everything was fine until right before I called to see about getting a refill, he got busted; not anything to do with subs and really not even him. Someone in his office had taken some blank scripts and signed his name. Now I don't have a sub doc, but that's OK.

For both of my meds it cost me aroound $25 for both without health insurance. It really works. also have faith in God, he has been on my side.

Hi I am not sure what area you are in but all of the Doctors in the Ohio area will tell you they do not take insurance but you can turn in your bills to your insurance company to be reimbursed (check with your insurance company first). The $450.00 is the initial treatment and then it is usually around $150.00 each time you see them after that. They will have different rules as to how often you will need to come.

Unfortunately most docs do not take insurance for suboxone. The prescription is usually covered, but the doctor exam is not. Call the docs in your area because their fees will differ from $100 - $400+ for the office visit. Good luck.

So I called the Pharmacy and they sold me 2 for $13.99..that is without insurance coverage. I heard that 30 pills were over $400.00 without insurance but mine were only $7.00/each.

well check out the clinics, they do have low cost clinics out there for people without insurance,go online and seewhat is available in your area.

I'm sorry, I just don't understand the question. SOME Medical insurances cover Suboxone, but not many. If you're trying to buy insurance to cover the costs, them I'm afraid that the premiums would probably be more than the cost of drugs.

my 23 year old son has been on Suboxone treatment for threemonths and he just got laid off from his job and will be loosing his insurance does anyone know how to get suboxone for free or at least at a miuch reduced cost???

The total out-of-pocket wihout insurance would be $2400 a year. With insurance it would be $1900 a year. So now the total cost of medical care with United catastrophic insurance is $6300 and uninsured out-of-pocket cost is $3600. The costs of outpatient procedures and other things are generally comparable to that and I'm not going to bother doing the math on them as I'm not familiar with the costs there.

I just got out of detox for herion and now got a perscription of suboxone but the problem is is that i dont have any insurance so i have a script of 60 suboxone that i cant even fill because i dont have insurance...is there any free suboxone clinics i can go to to get this script filled untill i find a doctor that provides suboxone??

Hi everyone, I have just recently moved to the Cincinnati, Ohio area and have been on Suboxone for a little while. I have insurance (Medicaid-CareSource). My doctor from where I use to live took my insurance. As you know, alot of doctors are on a cash bases only. Is anyone from my area? Can you recommend a doctor close to Claremont County that takes insurance? Also, I was going to see about getting switched to Subutex because of the bad headaches I do get.

Hey guys....my birthday is on the 10th of this month and I will be 21. So next year I will be 22 and I'm still in college and of course I'm diabetic. My parents insurance over cover me until I'm 22. What's a good insurance for diabetics and how much will it cost because I can't go not being uninsured. I can barely keep up with what my insulin and strips cost now WITH insurance.

Also does anyone know of insurance covering suboxone treatment? lastly but most importantly, what are the experiences with suboxone? Has anyone been successful with this route and is it reasonable to expect i can ween myself off in 4-6 weeks? i don't want to be on this for a long time for obvious reasons. Going from 200 mg of oxycodone a day to the suboxone what can i expect? my biggest concern is the sleep problems and being so jittery in bed it keeps my wife awake.

It might be different wherever you are. Here in Wisconsin where I live, doctors get the training about how to deal with Suboxone and it is usually required that you do the first dose at the doctors office and since you may not know how you react, you may want to take at least that day off. My doctor did not require me to do any after care like meetings and such, but it sure as heck increases your odds of recovery no matter what route you take.

I've been on Suboxone for 18 months. It was mostly covered by my previous insurance. I'm on Medicaid now and it is $800 'out of pocket' for a months prescription. Too much. I've filled out some coupon forms but the Pharmacy says it rarely covers a fraction of what it says it does. Anyone know how I can stay on Subs cheaper than $800 month? Thanks in advance for your replies.

m nervous about is the cost. I heard doctors who can prescribe you subs usually dont accept insurance and even if they do it is very costly!

Most places prescribing Suboxone maintenance do not offer any addiction treatment because the doctor is not trained in addiction medicine and because it is not time or cost effective to do so. Furthermore, the lucrative nature of Suboxone on a maintenance basis is a disincentive to tapering the drug and its income-generating potential. As a point of comparison I charge $2,000 for a detox from oxycontin, taking about three weeks.

I am pregnant with my first child and I had the same question about how much it would cost. I have insurance but mines was able to give me an estimate of how much a vaginal birth and c - section would cost out of pocket. Vaginal birth was about $5,000-$6,000 and C - section was about $8,000-$9,000. I am assuming this varies depending on labor. Hope this helps some.

umm in the usa without insurance, n im chronic.

If a person has a chronic condition (reverse lordosis of the cervical spine) and needs pain control despite a history of opiate addiction, which would you recommend...methadone or sub? When she was diagnosised they placed her on vicodin's for the pain. She took them as prescribed but with the opiate addiction only a few months behind her, she hated feeling drugged and having to rely on them for her pain so she had the dr. prescribe her sub for it instead.

Like any health treatment, it can be quite costly without insurance. If you are in the states, I would recommend going to Planned Parenthood. They will charge you on a sliding scale fee or for free and make things very affordable.

can someone walk me through the process of getting health insurance? I don't currently have any, and I'm already seeing how expensive this pregnancy will be without it. I had my first visit yesterday and it's cost $240 out of pocket. I'm 18 on August 28th, any advice?

The only doctors in Lafayette, LA who prescribe Suboxone are specialists, and he does not have health insurance, nor the money it would cost for that sort of treatment. Any suggestions or help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Hello... So I have a question about suboxone. I started taking 1 mg 6 days ago and have been taking 1 mg each day since, at a later time each day) after a 20 pill a day norco habit for the past several years. (The pill count has risen in that time). I'm planning on dropping down to half that dose and extending it to every 2 or 3 days depending on how I feel and stopping complately after several days of doing that.

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