Depending on your state, buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone) may be available even for patients without insurance. Many states have grants for addiction and recovery services which include medication coverage for patients who cannot afford to pay out of pocket for Suboxone. Talk to a provider about what options are available for getting Suboxone covered.
Elena Hill, MD; MPH received her MD and Masters of Public Health degrees at Tufts Medical School and completed her family medicine residency at Boston Medical Center. She is currently an attending physician at Bronxcare Health Systems in the Bronx, NY where she works as a primary care physician as well as part time in pain management and integrated health. Her clinical interests include underserved health care, chronic pain and integrated/alternative health.
