Online Suboxone doctor in New Mexico

How online Suboxone treatment works in New Mexico

New Mexico is the fifth-largest state by area, and most of its addiction-medicine physicians are in Albuquerque. For much of the state an in-person specialist means hours of driving for every follow-up. Telehealth removes the drive: you meet the physician by video, and when medication is appropriate your prescription is sent electronically to a New Mexico pharmacy near you.

Before prescribing, the physician checks the New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program, as state rules require. Treatment is individualized and decided with your physician; a visit does not guarantee a prescription.

What we treat

• Opioid use disorder, including fentanyl, heroin and prescription pain medication
• Dependence on 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) tablets and other kratom-derived products — see our 7-OH guide
• Co-occurring conditions that affect recovery

Cost and insurance in New Mexico

In New Mexico, treatment is currently self-pay at $300 per month. We are not yet enrolled with New Mexico Medicaid (Turquoise Care) and cannot bill it today; we will update this page when that changes. You will always know the cost before your first visit.

Your physician

Richard Pavelock, MD is board-certified in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine (first certified 2018) and in Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine (1989). He is licensed to treat patients located in New Mexico under New Mexico Medical Board telemedicine license TM2026-0084, and also practices in North Carolina. You see the same physician at every visit.

New Mexico cities

Care is statewide. These pages cover the largest communities: