Suboxone doctor near you in Durham, North Carolina

Durham has strong academic medical resources and still has a gap for people who need a buprenorphine prescriber quickly — without a referral chain, and without a month of waiting for the first available slot.

You don't need a referral to start

In a city built around large academic health systems, people reasonably assume that specialty care requires a referral: see your primary care provider, get referred, wait for the specialty clinic to call, wait again for the appointment. For opioid use disorder that sequence is often the reason treatment doesn't happen — every step is a place to fall out, and the whole chain can take longer than the window in which someone was ready.

You can book here directly. No referral, no primary care gatekeeper, no prior authorization needed before you can be seen.

If you do have a primary care provider, a therapist, or a specialist you'd like us to coordinate with, we're glad to — with your written permission. Coordination makes care better. It just shouldn't be a prerequisite for getting started.

Insurance for Durham and Durham County patients

Durham County is an Alliance Health county, along with neighboring Orange and Wake. Person and Granville counties just to the north fall under Trillium Health Resources.

Not sure which plan you're on? That's normal, and it isn't something you need to solve before reaching out. Give us the name on your card and we'll verify coverage for you. If you're uninsured, we can check whether you qualify for North Carolina Medicaid and help you start the enrollment process.