Suboxone Doctor in Lansing, MI - Compassionate Opioid Treatment
NewLeaf Recovery Services will provide appointment-based Suboxone (buprenorphine) treatment through Michigan-licensed prescribing providers experienced in medication-assisted treatment. Our Lansing location, conveniently located near the CATA Transportation Center, is coming soon. We will offer scheduled visits with prescribing, drug screening, therapy, and recovery support.
Appointment-based care:
Confidential Care
No Daily Clinic Visits
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Local Lansing Provider
Evidence-Based Treatment
Appointment Requests Available
What To Expect
What to Expect from a Suboxone Doctor
When you begin care at NewLeaf, you'll work with prescribing providers who specialize in opioid use disorder treatment. Our care model emphasizes stability, continuity, and whole-person recovery support.
Scheduled Monthly Visits
Rather than daily clinic attendance, you'll have appointment-based care with your prescribing provider, typically once monthly once stabilized.
Office-Based Treatment
Suboxone (buprenorphine) prescribing happens in our Lansing office, providing a calm, private environment for your visits.
Drug Screening
Routine screening supports your treatment plan and helps providers adjust care as needed.
Therapy Integration
Individual and group therapy with licensed therapists and social workers complements medication treatment.
Telehealth Options
When clinically appropriate, telehealth visits reduce travel burden while maintaining care quality.
Finding a Suboxone doctor in Lansing you can trust means accessing care that respects your time, privacy, and recovery goals. Our location at 400 S. Walnut Street, Lansing, MI 48933, near the CATA Transportation Center, provides bus access from surrounding communities.
Our prescribing providers will be Michigan-licensed, DEA-registered, and experienced in medication-assisted treatment (MAT). The clinical team is being finalized ahead of our opening.
Care Standards
Why Choose NewLeaf Recovery Services in Lansing
NewLeaf Recovery Services is built on care standards that prioritize safety, confidentiality, and person-centered treatment. Our founding team hiring standards ensure Michigan-licensed prescribers (MD/DO/NP/PA), DEA-registered, with MAT experience.
Program Director Oversight
A Program Director responsible for policy implementation and staff training ensures consistent, high-quality care delivery.
Service Plan Reviews
Your service plan is reviewed every 120 days with dual signatures (patient + licensed professional), keeping treatment aligned with your goals.
Naloxone Access Education
Offered at every admission to support overdose prevention for you and your loved ones.
Complaint Resolution
Investigations begin within 72 hours and complete within 15 days, ensuring accountability.
42 CFR Part 2 Protection
Your records are protected under federal 42 CFR Part 2 and Michigan confidentiality rules—more stringent than general medical privacy.
Licensed Counselors and Social Workers
Therapy and case management delivered by licensed professionals specializing in substance use recovery.
These standards reflect our commitment to evidence-based, compassionate care. NewLeaf is committed to meeting all applicable state and federal regulatory requirements from day one.
For those seeking a Suboxone doctor in the Lansing area, our appointment-based model means you'll have scheduled time with your provider rather than crowded daily clinic visits.
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We accept Medicaid and self-pay. Additional insurance plans are being added through credentialing. Our case management team will help you understand your benefits and any out-of-pocket costs before treatment begins.
Medicaid enrollment has been approved
Insurance verification support at intake
Self-pay options available
Coverage details verified at intake appointment
Insurance and Medicaid Coverage
NewLeaf Recovery Services is Medicaid-focused care. Medicaid enrollment has been approved, ensuring accessibility for Michigan residents who rely on Medicaid coverage.
Founder’s Mission
Founder's Mission
Tamesha Porter-Grljusic, Founder of NewLeaf Recovery Services, established this organization to bring compassionate, evidence-based opioid treatment to Lansing and surrounding communities.
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"Our mission is to create a treatment environment where patients feel respected, heard, and supported throughout their recovery journey. We're building a clinical team that shares this vision—providers who see the whole person, not just the diagnosis."
The clinical team is being finalized ahead of our opening. Our prescribing providers will be Michigan-licensed, DEA-registered, and experienced in MAT. Licensed counselors and social workers will deliver therapy and case management services.
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NewLeaf's care model reflects this mission: appointment-based scheduling, continuity with prescribing providers, integrated therapy, and unwavering confidentiality protections.
Appointment-based care:
Confidential Care
No Daily Clinic Visits
Local Lansing Provider
Evidence-Based Treatment
Appointment Requests Available
What To Expect
Start Your Recovery Journey
Beginning treatment with a Suboxone doctor is a significant step toward stability and recovery. At NewLeaf, we've designed our intake process to be clear, respectful, and supportive.
Contact Us
Reach out via phone or our contact form to get notified when we open and learn about intake availability.
Initial Appointment
Your first visit includes comprehensive assessment, medical history review, and discussion of treatment goals.
Treatment Planning
Together with your provider, you'll create a personalized plan including medication schedule, therapy support, and case management needs.
Ongoing Care
Monthly scheduled visits maintain your treatment plan with adjustments as needed, plus access to therapy and support services.
Our Lansing location at 400 S. Walnut Street is near the CATA Transportation Center, providing bus access from surrounding communities. Telehealth services may be available. Contact NewLeaf Recovery Services for current availability.
If you're in crisis: Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, dial 911 for emergencies, or contact SAMHSA's National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
Appointment-based care:
Confidential Care
No Daily Clinic Visits
Local Lansing Provider
Evidence-Based Treatment
Appointment Requests Available
Get Notified When We Open
Suboxone (buprenorphine) will be prescribed by Michigan-licensed physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners (NP), or physician assistants (PA) who are DEA-registered and experienced in medication-assisted treatment (MAT). The clinical team is being finalized ahead of our opening.
Our prescribing providers will hold Michigan licensure (MD/DO/NP/PA), DEA registration for controlled substance prescribing, and experience in opioid use disorder treatment. Counselors and social workers will hold Michigan licenses in their respective fields. NewLeaf is pursuing facility licensure with Michigan LARA/BHDDA ahead of opening.
Continuity of care is the goal of our appointment-based model. Once you're established with a prescribing provider, you'll have scheduled monthly visits with that provider. Specific provider assignments will be finalized as the clinical team is completed ahead of our opening.
Contact us through our contact page or by phone to get notified when we open. During intake, you'll complete an assessment, and our Program Director will coordinate provider matching based on your treatment needs, schedule availability, and clinical appropriateness. We'll verify insurance coverage and explain any costs before your first prescribing appointment.