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This is an article written by CIGNA Behavioral Health's (CBH) Senior Medical Director. It describes how CIGNA addressed reimbursement, a major barrier to physician prescription of buprenorphine, by identifying an HCPCS code (H0033) that physicians can use to bill for the services provided during buprenorphine induction visits.
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Nemecek, Doug. Behavioral Healthcare: November 2007. 4.333335
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This study examines the cost-effectiveness of buprenorphine maintenance therapy for treating opioid addiction.
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Addiction 5
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This study examines decision-making in the buprenorphine treatment distribution and payment systems. The study is based on interviews with health care leaders involved in the distribution and adoption of buprenorphine.
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The Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) 4.25
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A systematic review and economic evaluation of methadone and buprenorphine for the management of opioid dependence.
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Health Technology Assessment; Vol 11: number 9. Connock et al., 2007. 4.333335
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This pie chart shows the breakdown of how buprenorphine patients paid for their doctor's visits. 204 patients in NAABT's physician-patient matching system were surveyed.
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The National Alliance of Advocates for Buprenorphine Treatment (NAABT) 4.333335
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This is the web format of a special addiction program by HBO. The material covers issues such as who pays for addiction treatment, and drug treatment for adolescents.
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Home Box Office, Inc., 2007 4.333335
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- General information - opioid addiction
- General information - buprenorphine
- Insurance and billing issues
- Addiction
- Cost of treatment
- Dependence
- Detoxification
- Discontinuation
- Heroin
- Oxycodone
- Pain
- Payment
- Suboxone
- Misc. informational materials
- Becoming waivered
- Experienced prescriber
- Just became waivered
- Need to refer
- Setting up a practice
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Answers to basic Medicaid and Medicare coverage questions from SAMSHA's FAQs on buprenorphine.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 4.333335
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- Logistics of buprenorphine treatment
- Rules, regulations and recordkeeping
- Insurance and billing issues
- Patient education materials
- Cost of treatment
- DEA
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- Suboxone
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- Misc. informational materials
- Becoming waivered
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- Need to refer
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- How-To Guides
- All How-To Guides
- Get Started Prescribing Buprenorphine
- Assess and Treat Patients with Comorbid Health Issues
- Conduct Buprenorphine Induction
- Establish and Manage a Buprenorphine Practice
- Manage Challenging Patients
- Comply with Rules, Regulations, and Recordkeeping
- Understand Insurance and Billing Issues
- Screen for Substance Abuse
- Refer Patients to an Addiction Specialist
- Review: What is Buprenorphine?
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