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Subutex has been discontinued — what’s available instead?
At the moment, there’s no way to get a prescription for Subutex specifically because this brand is discontinued. Generic versions may be available, and sometimes people call them by the Subutex brand name. There are also some alternatives to consider. Suboxone is a popular medication that combines buprenorphine (the ingredient in Subutex) with naloxone. For

Your guide to the buprenorphine treatments approved by the FDA
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved several different buprenorphine-based medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD). Suboxone is one of the most widely used options. Available as a sublingual film or tablet, Suboxone is popular because it contains naloxone. This keeps people from snorting or injecting it. Other approved forms include Bunavail, Cassipa, and

7 benefits of virtual Suboxone treatment and how to find a doctor near you
Depending on where you live, it can be hard to find a doctor who has experience treating opioid use disorder (OUD). Medications like Suboxone are considered the gold standard for OUD treatment. However, comprehensive care should also include counseling and social support. Telehealth programs are making high-quality, personalized care more accessible. Virtual sessions may be

What You Need to Know About the 2025 Annual Forms
Every year, Groups members are asked to review and sign updated forms. These forms help us stay current with the law and our policies and make sure we continue giving you the best care possible. Don’t worry — they won’t take long, and your care team will be there to help every step of the

8 research-backed treatments for opioid use disorder
For those who are ready to end opioid use and change their lives for the better, access to treatment is essential. Research shows us that different treatment strategies can be helpful. Not all treatments will work for everyone. Each person needs a unique combination of treatments and support to build a solid foundation for life

Do I have substance use disorder? Breaking down DSM-5 criteria and what it means
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition (DSM-5) lists 11 criteria for substance use disorders (SUDs). The DSM-5 is the definitive resource that professionals in mental health, SUD treatment providers, and insurance companies use to classify and diagnose conditions. These criteria can be used to diagnose addictions, which are different from chemical
