Suboxone® (buprenorphine) treatment in Des Plaines with take-home prescriptions and flexible appointment scheduling. Counseling, psychiatry, and dose adjustments coordinated by the same care team.
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Des Plaines Clinic
1460 Market St, Suite 300, Des Plaines, IL 60016
Appointment Hours
Intake assessments Mon-Thu until 3pm, Fri before 12pm
Once Stabilized
Take-home prescription possible after an initial in-clinic period
You want to stop, but you cannot put your job, your family, or your routine on hold. Our Des Plaines Suboxone® clinic is built for that reality.
Your medical provider starts your first dose once you are in adequate withdrawal. You dose at the clinic daily for an initial period while your medication is fine-tuned. Once your dose is steady and your follow-ups are consistent, take-home prescriptions become available.
of FDA-approved use for opioid use disorder
Medication for opioid use disorder
Suboxone® is medicine that quiets withdrawal and cravings so your brain can heal.
When you start treatment at our Des Plaines Suboxone® clinic, your medical provider sets your dose based on what your body needs and how you have responded to medications before. Here is how the medication helps:
Relief usually shows up within an hour of an appropriate first dose. Stable, not sedated.
One dose in the morning carries through the day. The clock stops running your week.
Once your dose is consistent, you stop thinking about your cravings and start planning around your job, your family, and your week.
Our Suboxone® clinic in Des Plaines is great for patients seeking effective treatment that doesn’t disrupt their lives. Suboxone® may be right for you if:
Not sure if Suboxone® is the right medication?
Our medical providers prescribe both methadone and Suboxone® and will help you choose the right treatment path for your circumstances.
Not sure which medication fits you? Here is how the two compare.
Factor
Medication Type
Suboxone®
Partial opioid agonist
Methadone
Full opioid agonist
Factor
Starting Treatment
Suboxone®
Requires patient to be in adequate withdrawal before starting
Methadone
Can start same day without withdrawal
Factor
Chronic Pain
Suboxone®
Primarily for opioid use disorder
Methadone
Treats opioid use disorder and chronic pain together
Factor
Dosing Location
Suboxone®
Take-home prescription possible after stabilization
Methadone
Doses dispensed at our clinic each day
Factor
Duration of Effect
Suboxone®
24+ hours
Methadone
24 to 36 hours
At our Des Plaines Suboxone® clinic, the appointment is treatment, not a transaction. Here is what that looks like:
We work with most major insurance plans. Coverage varies by plan, so we check yours before your first visit.
Note: We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Illinois locations. Coverage varies by plan. Self-pay is also available. Call us to discuss your options: 866-287-5921.
Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime). Intake assessments Mon/Tue/Thu until 6:30pm, Wed until 3pm, Fri until 12pm. No Saturday intakes.
Dosing: Mon–Fri early morning starts (from 6:00 AM)
Saturday dosing: 8:30 AM–10:00 AM
Intensive Outpatient: Morning sessions Mon/Wed/Fri (9:00 AM–12:15 PM); evening sessions Mon/Tue/Thu (5:30 PM–8:45 PM)
Highway: I-90 / I-294 access
Train: Metra Union Pacific Northwest line, Des Plaines station
Bus: Pace bus stops along Lee Street and Northwest Highway
Parking: Free Metropolitan Plaza parking lot
Phone: 866-955-2481
License: Illinois Department of Human Services A-5218-0003-A
1460 Market St, Ste 300 Des Plaines, IL 60016
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Most patients complete a same-day or next-day assessment at our Des Plaines Suboxone® (buprenorphine) clinic. Medication initiation timing depends on when you are in adequate withdrawal, which varies by individual and the substance you have been using. While we offer same-day assessments, your first dose may need to be timed based on your individual situation.
Yes, at first you dose daily at our Des Plaines clinic, because Symetria asks Suboxone® (buprenorphine) patients to dose in person for an initial period. Pickup and dosing schedules adjust as your treatment progresses and your dose settles.
Yes, transitioning from methadone to Suboxone® (buprenorphine) is possible, and our medical providers can talk through whether the timing and your history make it the right move for you.
Standard 5-panel screens generally do not detect Suboxone® (buprenorphine). Extended panels can. Our team can provide employer documentation about your medical treatment when you ask.
Yes, Suboxone® (buprenorphine) is considered a safe option during pregnancy. Our medical providers coordinate with your OB-GYN throughout your treatment.
Then we explore other options together and figure out what works for your current situation. Our expert medical providers are here to help find the right treatment for you, whether that means adjusting the dose, counseling sessions, or moving to methadone.
Our Des Plaines Suboxone clinic has medical providers who take time during your appointments, schedules that adapt as your treatment progresses, and counseling that complements the medication treatment, so the visit never feels like an assembly line.
Yes, counseling is available and unlimited for every patient at our Des Plaines Suboxone® (buprenorphine) clinic. It is here when you are ready to use it.
Illinois Department of Human Services License Number A-5218-0003-A
CARF Accreditation #262031
Researching Suboxone® treatment in Des Plaines for someone who needs to address their addiction? We can talk through how the program works.
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