Same-Day Care
Same-Day Suboxone Appointments in California
Written & medically reviewed by Jaewon Lee, AGACNP-BC
Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner, Addiction Medicine · Last reviewed September 23, 2026 · Telehealth throughout California · In-person care in Tustin, CA
Quick Answer
Same-day telehealth appointments may be available depending on the schedule. Book online or call or text 714-922-0017 to check today’s openings. If Suboxone is medically appropriate, your prescription can be sent to your local pharmacy the same day. Self-pay visits are $99.
If you think someone is overdosing, call 911 now. Give naloxone (Narcan) if available. For severe withdrawal, chest pain, or trouble breathing, go to the nearest emergency department.
How to Get Seen Today
- Check availability. Book online and choose the earliest open time, or call or text 714-922-0017.
- Have your details ready. Photo ID, your preferred pharmacy, your current medications, and when you last used opioids.
- Meet by video. Your provider evaluates your symptoms and history and, if appropriate, sends your prescription to your pharmacy.
- Get your first-dose plan. You receive individualized instructions on when to take your first dose.
When Can I Take My First Dose?
Suboxone should usually be started once you are in moderate withdrawal. Taking it too soon after fentanyl or other opioids can cause precipitated withdrawal. There is no single waiting period that is right for everyone, so your provider will give you personal timing instructions. Learn more about precipitated withdrawal.
Who Is Same-Day Care For?
- People ready to start treatment now, including after fentanyl use
- Patients who ran out of Suboxone or whose provider closed or left
- People needing a refill or transferring care
Every prescription requires a clinical evaluation and is provided only when medically appropriate.
Cost of a Same-Day Visit
A same-day visit costs the same as any visit: $99 self-pay, or $199 for up to 4 visits within 30 days—often helpful when starting treatment. Medication is billed separately by your pharmacy. See Suboxone cost and insurance details.
What If There Is No Opening Today?
Book the next available time and call us—we will do our best to see you quickly. For free, confidential treatment referrals 24/7, you can also call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.
Prefer to learn more first? See how online Suboxone treatment in California works.
About your provider
Jaewon Lee, AGACNP-BC, is a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than 22 years of nursing experience, including academic medical centers, the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, community health centers, and addiction medicine. She is an ASAM and CSAM member, DEA registered, and licensed in California. You see the same provider from your first visit through follow-up.
Acorn TeleMAT Nursing, APC · 161 Fashion Lane, Suite 209, Tustin, CA 92780 · 714-922-0017
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Book online or call or text 714-922-0017. Telehealth throughout California; in-person visits by appointment in Tustin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get Suboxone the same day?
Same-day telehealth appointments may be available depending on the schedule. If Suboxone is medically appropriate, your prescription can be sent to your local pharmacy after your visit.
How do I book a same-day Suboxone appointment?
Book online and choose the earliest available time, or call or text 714-922-0017 to check today’s openings.
How much is a same-day Suboxone visit?
Same-day visits cost the same as any visit: $99 self-pay, or $199 for up to 4 visits within 30 days. Medication is billed separately by your pharmacy.
Can I start Suboxone the same day after using fentanyl?
Possibly, but timing matters. Starting too soon after fentanyl can cause precipitated withdrawal. Your provider will give you individualized instructions.
What if I ran out of my Suboxone prescription?
Book the earliest available visit. Your provider will review your history, and a prescription is provided only when medically appropriate.
References
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Information about Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD).
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Buprenorphine.
- American Society of Addiction Medicine. National Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder.