Find Suboxone Clinics in Detroit, MI
Detroit has been significantly affected by the opioid crisis, and Michigan's response has included Medicaid coverage expansion and removal of prior authorization for buprenorphine. Henry Ford Health System and Detroit Medical Center have addiction medicine programs. Wayne County has a network of community mental health and substance use disorder treatment sites providing buprenorphine access. 14 providers found in Detroit.
MAT Coverage in Detroit
- ✓ Michigan Medicaid (Healthy Michigan Plan) covers buprenorphine without prior auth
- ✓ Henry Ford Health System and Detroit Medical Center have addiction medicine programs
- ✓ Wayne County CMHSP network provides substance use disorder treatment with MAT
- ✓ Telehealth MAT available statewide including Detroit and Wayne County
Suboxone Providers in Detroit(14 found)
Bicycle Health Suboxone Clinic
Detroit, MI
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Michigan Medicaid cover suboxone in Detroit?
Yes. Michigan Medicaid (including Healthy Michigan Plan, the Medicaid expansion) covers buprenorphine for OUD. Michigan eliminated prior authorization for buprenorphine as part of its opioid response strategy. Detroit patients on Michigan Medicaid can access buprenorphine through participating providers in the Wayne County area. Medicaid managed care plans (Meridian, Priority Health, Blue Cross Complete) all include substance use disorder benefits covering MAT.
What are the main suboxone programs in Detroit?
Henry Ford Health System has addiction medicine services with buprenorphine prescribing at multiple Detroit area locations. Detroit Medical Center (DMC) provides addiction medicine consultation. Wayne County Community Mental Health Agency (DWIHN) funds and monitors the county's public behavioral health system, including opioid treatment programs. Covenant Community Care and ACCESS (Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services) provide integrated MAT through primary care for underserved Detroit populations.
Are there suboxone providers on the east side or west side of Detroit?
MAT access in Detroit is uneven — concentrations of providers exist in Midtown and New Center near the major health systems, but the east side and far west side historically have fewer accessible MAT providers. Community health centers and FQHC-affiliated practices are working to expand access across Detroit neighborhoods. Telehealth MAT significantly expands geographic access for Detroit patients without reliable transportation to Midtown clinics.
Can I get buprenorphine via telehealth in Detroit?
Yes. Michigan allows telehealth buprenorphine prescribing, and Michigan Medicaid covers telehealth MAT visits. Multiple telehealth MAT providers serve Michigan, and Detroit patients can access video-based buprenorphine initiation and management from any location with internet access. Telehealth has been particularly important for expanding MAT access in Detroit's underserved neighborhoods where in-person clinic access is limited.
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