Online Suboxone treatment in Greensboro, NC
Greensboro patients can request a confidential video appointment with Virtual Addiction Medicine for addiction care. Whether this is your first conversation about treatment or a return to care, our team can help explain what happens next.
Serving Greensboro residents by video. NC Medicaid and commercial insurance accepted; verify your specific benefits before booking.
Returning to care after a difficult period
You do not need a perfect treatment history to reach out. If you have missed appointments, stopped treatment, or used substances again, tell the physician what has been happening. An accurate history helps the clinician discuss a plan that reflects your current needs rather than an old medication list.
Write down the questions that matter to you: how appointments work, how often you may need follow-up, and whom to contact if your situation changes. If you receive mental-health care or counseling elsewhere, include those clinicians and medications in the information you share.
Your physician and your treatment plan
Dr. Richard Pavelock provides addiction medicine care through video appointments. Your visit includes a discussion of your history, current medications, and goals. When appropriate, your physician may recommend medication for opioid use disorder, including buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), with ongoing follow-up.
Meet Dr. Pavelock · Explore treatment options · Read about 7-OH care
Questions before your Greensboro video visit
Can I contact you if I tried treatment before and it did not work out?
Yes. Let the team know that you are seeking a new evaluation or returning to care. Your physician will review your experience and current circumstances before discussing the next steps.
How do I check insurance or ask about self-pay?
Send the team your current plan information and ask about the expected cost before your visit. Coverage and patient responsibility depend on your benefits. If you are uninsured, ask about the practice’s self-pay option.
Insurance and cost information →Is this an in-person Greensboro clinic?
This page describes a telehealth service area. Your appointment with our practice takes place by video while you are located in North Carolina.
How online appointments work →Community resources for Guilford County
For additional local services, start with these independent public resources:
- Guilford County public-health resource — listed in the NC health department directory.
- NC behavioral-health service directory — check the entry for Guilford County.
- NC naloxone and harm-reduction resources.