See if you're eligible for
at-home Suboxone® treatment
Answer a few questions and we'll tell you if treatment is available in your area. If it is, you'll get a number to text or call, and a Crossroads representative will go over your coverage and options.
Free and confidential No obligation No embarrassment Takes about 2 minutes
See if you're eligible for at-home Suboxone® treatment
Answer a few questions and we'll tell you if treatment is available in your area. If it is, you'll get a number to text or call, and a Crossroads treatment representative will go over your coverage and options.
Free and confidential No obligation No embarrassment Takes about 2 minutes
See if I'm eligible
About 2 minutes · confidential · no obligation

Last thing, so we can send your coverage details.

Your information is confidential, HIPAA-compliant, and never sold.
Start Suboxone® treatment at home, discreetly, without family or work finding out.
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Step 1
Answer the questions
Answer a few short questions. It's simple and takes about two minutes.
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Step 2
See if you're eligible for treatment
If you are, you'll get a number to call, and a Crossroads representative will go over your coverage and options on that call.
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Step 3
Receive ongoing care
Treatment doesn't end with the first conversation. You'll have licensed clinicians and continuing support for as long as you need it.

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Treating substance use disorder with medication for over 21 years
110+ centers across nine states, LegitScript certified, and more than 15,000 patients have reviewed us at an average of 4.5 stars.
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Most plans cover this. Most people never find out.
Not because you didn't want help. This part of your plan is filed separately, and nobody volunteers the answer.
A separate benefit
Mental health and substance use coverage is usually handled separately from the rest of your medical benefits. Different section, different rules, sometimes a different number on the back of the card. That's why nobody can tell you offhand whether you're covered.
You've already paid for it
It came with your plan and has been coming out of your check every pay period, used or unused. Most people never find out what's in it.
Private either way
Your answers are confidential and aren't shared with anyone without your written permission.
Find out if you're eligible for Suboxone®treatment at home
Frequently asked questions
No. Your employer sees that a claim was paid, not what it was for. Substance use treatment records are protected under a federal rule called 42 CFR Part 2, which is stricter than HIPAA. It exists because people were avoiding treatment out of fear a record could be used against them. Nothing is shared without your written permission, and there's no waiting room to be seen in, because there's no building.
Not the way people expect. Treatment starts at home, on a schedule built around when you're actually free. If anything needs to happen in person, they'll tell you on the call before you commit to anything.
No. Finding out what your insurance covers and deciding to start treatment are two different decisions, and today you only have to make one of them. Plenty of people check long before they're ready.
One of two things. If we don't offer treatment in your area, we'll tell you that and point you toward other options. If we do, you'll get a phone number. Someone picks up, goes over your coverage and what's available, and answers your questions. Nothing is decided until you decide it.
It depends on your plan. Many people find that most or all of it is covered by the behavioral health part of their benefits, which is the part they didn't know was there. Your actual cost gets confirmed on the call, before you commit to anything.
Real treatment. Licensed clinicians, real medication when it's appropriate, ongoing support. Crossroads has been treating opioid addiction for more than twenty years, across 113 centers in nine states.
Fill out the form anyway. We'll tell you what your plan covers and whether you're eligible or not.
Find out if you're eligible for Suboxone® treatment at home
Two minutes, private, no obligation.
You don't have to be ready to quit to find out if you're eligible. Those are two different decisions, and today you only have to make one of them.
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