Feeling stuck? You’re not alone.

We’ve had folks walk into our clinic straight off a shift from Costco or from behind the counter at 7-Eleven—shaky, sweating, and desperate to feel normal again. Most say the same thing:

“I didn’t plan on getting hooked. But I can’t stop.”

Here at Altmed Medical Center, located at 8551 Rixlew Lane in Manassas, we help people every day who are struggling with opioids—Percocet, heroin, fentanyl, oxy, you name it.

We use Suboxone, a proven medication that helps your brain reset, reduce cravings, and stop the brutal cycle of withdrawal.

Why Patients Trust Altmed in Manassas

We’re not a big hospital or corporate clinic. We're a local place—real people helping neighbors. Some of us have family who’ve been through this too. Here’s what you get at our clinic:

• Same-day Suboxone appointments
• Real doctors who don’t treat you like a number
• In-person and telehealth options
• Support for pregnant women dealing with opioid use
• Judgment-free care right here in Manassas
• Bilingual staff and flexible scheduling
• Affordable options with or without insurance

Whether you’re from Gainesville, Centreville, Bristow, Woodbridge, or just up the road on Sudley Manor, we’re easy to find and ready to help.

What Is Suboxone, and How Can It Help?

Suboxone isn’t some magic fix. It’s a tool. It helps your brain slow down and your body breathe again.

It’s a combo of buprenorphine (eases withdrawal and cravings) and naloxone (blocks you from getting high off opioids). It works by:

• Blocking the “high” if you use again
• Reducing withdrawal symptoms so you’re not curled up in pain
• Helping you stay clear-headed enough to show up—for work, for your kids, for yourself
• Most folks say after a week or two of starting Suboxone, they feel like a real person again.

Many people tell us things like:

• “I couldn’t stop using, even when I wanted to.”
• “The withdrawal was unbearable.”
• “I was scared of getting clean because I didn’t want to feel sick.”
• “I didn’t know who to turn to.”

That’s where Suboxone comes in. It gives your brain what it needs while you work on rebuilding your life.

What to Expect During Suboxone Treatment

Every journey is different, but here’s what many of our patients experience:

• Initial Evaluation: You’ll meet with a licensed Suboxone doctor who listens to your story and helps create a treatment plan that’s just for you.
• Starting Suboxone: You’ll begin medication under supervision to ensure it works safely for your body and symptoms.
• Ongoing Support: We stay by your side—adjusting your dose, helping with Suboxone withdrawal symptoms, and offering counseling and check-ins.
• Long-Term Recovery: We’ll help you taper down if needed, and connect you with tools to stay strong in your recovery.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

Walk in or book online. If you’re stable enough, you can start Suboxone the same day.

We’ll talk with you (really talk—not just fill out forms). Our doctor will ask about:

• What you’ve been using (no shame here)
• How long you’ve been on it
• Whether you’re in withdrawal or still using
• Other health issues, like pain, anxiety, or pregnancy

Then, we build a plan together. Not cookie-cutter. Just what works for you.

We Make Recovery Simple and Supportive