Care fees
Two ways to start. Both are $200.
Starting treatment — $200
Initial assessment and 5-day transition support. Includes a full initial assessment with your doctor, messaging with your doctor during business hours from day 1 through day 5, and, when clinically appropriate, a 7-day prescription for buprenorphine and “comfort” medications to help with withdrawal symptoms.
Whether buprenorphine is prescribed is a medical decision made at the initial assessment.
After day 5: If you have completed the transition, you meet with your doctor for a follow-up visit at no additional cost. At that visit, your doctor confirms your stable dose and prescribes it, and you continue with monthly visits at a reduced rate.
Transfer of care — $200
For patients currently prescribed buprenorphine who want to continue treatment with us. Includes a full initial assessment with your doctor and a review of your current treatment and records. If you are on a stable dose, you receive, when clinically appropriate, a one-month prescription to continue your current dose.
After your first visit: You continue with monthly visits at a reduced rate.
Dose stabilization visit
An additional paid visit is required if:
- you have not reached a stable dose by day 5
- you need further daily messaging and support after day 5
- the transition is stopped and restarted
In any of these situations, refills and new prescriptions are issued only after this visit.
Each dose stabilization visit includes 5 days of messaging and support.
After stabilization, the monthly fee includes your routine follow-up visit. Additional visits are available when medically appropriate and are charged separately.
Between visits: Messaging is available for brief questions about instructions already provided and for pharmacy or prescription issues. New symptoms, medication changes, ongoing concerns, or questions requiring medical assessment will require an additional paid visit.
The cost of your buprenorphine prescription at the pharmacy is separate.
We do not bill insurance — no prior authorizations, no explanation of benefits sent to your employer, and no surprise charges.
Pay what you can
A bridge for urgent need.
A pay-what-you-can option is available for patients already on buprenorphine who face an urgent gap in their care and cannot afford the standard fee.
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What's included
No hidden fees.
After stabilization, the monthly fee covers your routine follow-up visit with your physician, your prescription, and refills until your next visit. There are no enrollment fees. Additional visits are available when medically appropriate and are charged separately.
Medication itself — buprenorphine or generic Suboxone — is a separate cost filled at your pharmacy. Pricing varies by pharmacy and by the formulation prescribed. Ask your pharmacist about discount options.
MyStreetHealth does not bill insurance. Fees are flat self-pay rates. There are no insurance forms, no prior authorizations, and no surprise bills.
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