Dr. Lazaga provides a treatment program designed to help patients overcome their opiate addictions. SUBOXONE is the primary medication prescribed to treat the disease. Talk to Dr. Lazaga about setting up a tapering schedule to help you kick your addiction once and for all!

Our Treatment Program

Our program is divided into two phases: Induction and Maintenance.

Induction ($260) – This phase covers the first four weeks of treatment and is comprised of approximately 2 to 3 visits. It is during this period that Dr. Lazaga will get to know you and your unique situation so he can develop the treatment plan that is right for you. Payment is only due on the first visit, as that payment will cover the entire induction phase.

Maintenance ($155) – This phase covers the rest of your treatment under Dr. Lazaga’s care. Dr. Lazaga will see you once a month in order to check in with and evaluate you. It is during these visits that Dr. Lazaga will prescribe the next month’s amount of medication, given that there are no outstanding issues. Payment is due on each maintenance visit.

All payments are due in full BEFORE you are seen by the doctor. We accept cash (ask about our cash-pay discount), credit card, money order. We do not accept personal checks.

For your first visit, please bring:

• 2 forms of valid identification (at least one must be government-issued and include a photograph)
• Your full induction payment
• A full bladder (you will be expected to give a urine sample)

Please note:

We do not work with insurance for our Opiate Addiction Treatment Program. Patients may get their medication covered by their insurance – we will provide the necessary authorizations – but that agreement will be between you, your pharmacy, and your insurance company.

Likewise, if you choose to attempt to have your insurance company reimburse you for your visit costs, we can provide receipts of payment, as well as a record of your visits and our corresponding codes. However, we do not guarantee your insurance will accept this documentation as grounds for reimbursement.