Suboxone® Clinic in Frisco, TX

Real relief is closer than you think. At our Frisco Suboxone® clinic at The Star, one daily dose eases cravings and withdrawal, with counseling and psychiatry from the same team in the same building.

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Frisco Clinic

5220 Legendary Dr, Frisco, TX 75034 (at The Star)

Appointment Hours

Intake assessments same day or next day, admissions answer 24/7.

Visit Schedule

Often at first, then spaced out as your dose steadies and you move toward take-home doses.

What Is Suboxone® Treatment?

Suboxone® (buprenorphine-naloxone) is a daily pill that stops withdrawal and cravings in about an hour, without making you high. Buprenorphine does the work; naloxone is a built-in safeguard against misuse. You stay alert and focused.

Your first dose comes once you’re in withdrawal. Your provider times it with you. The first few weeks are all about finding your right dose. After that, visits spread out and you work toward take-home doses. Our Frisco clinic also offers counseling and on-site psychiatry.

More Than 20 Years

of FDA-approved use for opioid use disorder

Two Active Ingredients

Buprenorphine reduces cravings; naloxone deters misuse

You stay clear-headed and in control.

At a steady dose, Suboxone® quiets cravings without leaving you high or foggy, so the day is yours.

How Suboxone® Works

You and our medical team choose the starting dose together. Here is how the first few weeks usually go:

01

Withdrawal Symptoms Ease (Hours, Not Days)

Within an hour or two of your first dose, withdrawal starts to ease.

02

Cravings Stay Quiet

Once you and your team settle on the right dose, a single daily dose keeps cravings down through the day.

03

Routine Comes Back

Week by week, you get back the routine opioid use took.

Is Suboxone® Right for You?

Suboxone® treatment works around a busy Collin County week, whether you work in Plano, raise a family in McKinney, or study nearby. Suboxone® may be right for you if:

You’re okay starting once you’re in withdrawal (we time it together).
You want built-in protection against misuse.
You have taken Suboxone® before and want to start again.
Your doctor recommended Suboxone®.
You want to work toward take-home doses over time.
You want visits that get lighter as you go.

If this sounds like you, the next step is a short assessment, same day or next day, with no referral or diagnosis required.

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What to Expect at Our Frisco Suboxone® Clinic

Your First Visit

Call our Frisco clinic to book a same-day or next-day assessment.
Finish your intake paperwork, with a quick check of your withdrawal symptoms.
Sit down with our medical team to walk through your history and goals.
Take your first Suboxone® film once early withdrawal has started.
Plan for about three hours, from check-in to your first dose.

Ongoing Treatment

Wait a few minutes after each dose early on, while treatment settles.
Come in fewer days each week as you make progress.
Adjust your dose with the team as treatment continues.
Meet your counselor on a regular schedule, part of your plan.
Add the virtual evening IOP whenever you want more support.

Suboxone® vs. Methadone: Which Is Right for You?

Trying to choose between them? Here is how Suboxone® and Methadone differ.

Factor

Suboxone®

Methadone

Medication Type

Partial opioid agonist

Full opioid agonist

Starting Treatment

Requires active withdrawal before starting

Can start the same day, no withdrawal needed

Chronic Pain

Primarily for opioid addiction

Treats pain and addiction together

Dosing Location

Can be taken at home

Doses given at the clinic

Duration

Lasts 24 hours or more

Lasts 24 to 36 hours

Factor

Medication Type

Suboxone®

Partial opioid agonist

Methadone

Full opioid agonist

Factor

Starting Treatment

Suboxone®

Requires active withdrawal before starting

Methadone

Can start the same day, no withdrawal needed

Factor

Chronic Pain

Suboxone®

Primarily for opioid addiction

Methadone

Treats pain and addiction together

Factor

Dosing Location

Suboxone®

Can be taken at home

Methadone

Doses given at the clinic

Factor

Duration

Suboxone®

Lasts 24 hours or more

Methadone

Lasts 24 to 36 hours

Not sure which is right for you? Our medical team prescribes both Suboxone® and Methadone and helps you choose based on your opioid history, your routine, and your goals.

Learn more about our Frisco Methadone Clinic →

Why Patients Choose Our Frisco Suboxone® Clinic

At our Frisco clinic at The Star, you get more than a prescription. Your appointments move at your pace, counseling and psychiatry are on-site, and one north Collin County team follows you from your first visit on. Here is what sets us apart:

Time to Talk Through Care
Your appointments have real time, no rush through side effects or dose questions.
Conversations with Your Care Team
You work through the hard weeks with your care team. Slip up? You tell us. We adjust together: no judgment, no penalties.
Counseling and Virtual IOP
You get counseling in every plan, and you can add a virtual evening IOP without switching clinics.
A Discreet Setting at The Star
You get care in a modern, private clinic at The Star, just off the Dallas North Tollway, close to Plano and McKinney.
On-Site Psychiatry
You can treat depression, anxiety, or trauma alongside your medication.

Insurance and Payment Options for Suboxone® Treatment in Frisco

We work with most major insurance plans. Coverage varies by plan, so we verify yours in minutes.

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We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Texas locations. Self-pay is also available. Call us to discuss your options: (866) 955-2481.

Frisco Suboxone® Clinic Location and Hours

Hours

Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime). Intake assessments scheduled the same day or next day.
Dosing: Monday through Friday 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM (last dose 1:30 PM), Saturday 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM (last dose 8:30 AM)
Virtual Evening IOP: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Added Groups: SMART Recovery Thursday 3:00 PM, Family Support Thursday 6:00 PM

Getting Here

Highway: Just off the Dallas North Tollway, north of the Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH 121)
Landmark: At The Star, less than a mile north of Stonebriar Centre, across from the Omni Frisco Hotel
Transit: DART GoLink on-demand service in the area. Ask about transportation when you call.
Parking: On-site parking at The Star

Contact
Address

5220 Legendary Dr, Frisco, TX 75034 (at The Star)
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Suboxone® Clinic Frisco: Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can I start at your Frisco Suboxone® clinic?

Starting is a two-step process: a same-day or next-day assessment, then your first dose once you are clearly in withdrawal. From there, dosing runs Monday through Friday 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM (last dose 1:30 PM) and Saturday 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM (last dose 8:30 AM). Admissions answer 24/7.

How does the Frisco Suboxone® clinic treat opioid use disorder?

Buprenorphine stops the craving signals in your brain without getting you high. Naloxone is a safety ingredient. If you misuse it, it blocks the rush. Together, they keep you level so you can rebuild your life.

Is Suboxone® just trading one addiction for another?

Suboxone® is an FDA-approved medication that calms your brain so you can function and do the work of recovery. You do not feel high or intoxicated at your regular dose. The difference from addiction is control: you take it as prescribed, on a schedule you and our medical team set, while your life gets back on track.

What is the induction process at your Frisco Suboxone® clinic?

Induction is your first dose. You complete an intake and a quick check of your withdrawal symptoms, and once you are clearly in withdrawal, our medical team gives your first Suboxone® film and watches how you respond. Plan on about three hours for that first visit.

Do I have to go to your Frisco Suboxone® clinic often?

You come to our clinic at The Star often at first while you and our medical team find the right dose. As your medication becomes steady, you can move to take-home doses and come to Frisco less often, which helps if you drive in from Prosper, Little Elm, or Celina. Our medical team approves each step once it is safe.

How is Suboxone® different from Methadone?

Suboxone® only partly activates the same brain receptors as opioids, and it has a built-in limit, so taking more does not increase the effect. Take-home doses become available once your dose is steady. Methadone fully activates those receptors, is dispensed at the clinic each day, and can suit a higher opioid tolerance. Our medical team helps you choose between them at intake.

Will Suboxone® show up on a drug test?

As part of treatment, our team uses point-of-care drug testing to confirm that buprenorphine is being taken as prescribed. That information is part of your medication record. If you want it shared with a referral source, we can release it on your written request and with a valid release of information on file.

Can I take Suboxone® during pregnancy?

Buprenorphine-based medications, including Suboxone®, are considered appropriate treatment options for opioid use disorder during pregnancy. Continuing treatment matters, because untreated opioid use disorder carries serious risks for both mother and baby. Our medical team coordinates with your OB-GYN.

Why does the Frisco Suboxone® clinic include counseling?

Suboxone® eases cravings and withdrawal, but the patterns and triggers behind drug use need a different kind of support. Counseling is part of every treatment plan, and you can add our virtual evening IOP from home for more support without changing clinics.

What are the side effects of Suboxone®?

The most common side effects are constipation, headache, sweating, and mild nausea, especially in the first few weeks as your dose adjusts. Less common are trouble sleeping and dental issues over time, which regular dental visits help prevent. Tell our medical team about anything new.

Can I get Suboxone® in Frisco without driving to Dallas or Plano?

Our Suboxone® clinic is at The Star, just off the Dallas North Tollway. Patients in Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, and Little Elm can start treatment close to home instead of driving into Dallas. If you are already on Suboxone® elsewhere, bring your current prescription details and recent records, and our medical team coordinates a smooth transfer. Take-home doses make the trips even less frequent as you stabilize.

Is fentanyl behind most opioid use in Collin County, and does Suboxone® treat it?

Fentanyl is now the most common opioid across North Texas, including Collin County. Suboxone® is an FDA-approved treatment for opioid use disorder, including for people using fentanyl. At our Frisco clinic it comes with counseling and on-site psychiatry in one place.

Do I need a referral or diagnosis to start Suboxone® at your Frisco clinic?

No, you do not need either. You can call and book a same-day or next-day assessment with no referral or prior diagnosis required. Our medical team completes your evaluation at The Star and starts Suboxone® once you are clearly in withdrawal.

Will my employer in Plano or McKinney find out I take Suboxone®?

Not from us. Your treatment records are protected by federal law, including 42 CFR Part 2, which applies specifically to substance use treatment and is stricter than HIPAA alone. Nothing is shared with your employer, school, or anyone else without your written release. Our clinic at The Star is a private, modern space with on-site parking.

Helping a Loved One Start Suboxone® in Frisco?

You can learn how Suboxone® treatment works before your loved one is ready to start, and we will help you find the right way to bring it up.

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