Online Suboxone doctor in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Yes. People in Santa Fe and the rest of Santa Fe County can see a board-certified addiction medicine physician by secure video, often the same day. There is no office to visit, and when medication is appropriate it is sent to your Santa Fe pharmacy.

Yes. Care is by video anywhere in New Mexico, so distance from Santa Fe doesn't matter. If your internet connection is weak, tell us when you request your appointment.

Yes. Substance use treatment records are protected by HIPAA and by the federal confidentiality rule 42 CFR Part 2, which is stricter than ordinary medical privacy. In a small community, not sitting in a local waiting room is part of that privacy.

Yes. Richard Pavelock, MD holds New Mexico Medical Board telemedicine license TM2026-0084 and a New Mexico controlled-substance registration. He is board-certified in Addiction Medicine (American Board of Preventive Medicine) and Internal Medicine (American Board of Internal Medicine).

Not yet. We are not currently enrolled with New Mexico Medicaid (Turquoise Care). Care in New Mexico is self-pay at $300 per month for now, and this page will be updated when that changes.

When medication is appropriate, the practice prescribes buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone and its generic equivalents). The practice does not prescribe buprenorphine without naloxone (Subutex) or injectable medications.