New Mexico · Long-Acting Injectable Buprenorphine
BRIXADI® & SUBLOCADE® Treatment in New Mexico
Meet with a DevotedDOc addiction clinician online. If long-acting buprenorphine is right for you, we'll coordinate your treatment so you can receive the injection at an appropriate local administration site and continue your care through telemedicine.
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How Long-Acting Buprenorphine Care Works
Five steps, two settings. DevotedDOc provides the medical care and the order; an independent local clinic provides the injection.
Step 01
Meet Online
Complete your addiction-medicine visit with DevotedDOc.
Step 02
Build Your Treatment Plan
Your clinician determines whether injectable buprenorphine is appropriate.
Step 03
Coordinate Medication Access
DevotedDOc sends the prescription or order and clinical documentation. The local clinic generally coordinates insurance authorization and medication acquisition.
Step 04
Receive Your Injection Locally
Travel to an independent medical clinic near you.
Step 05
Continue With DevotedDOc
Continue ongoing OUD treatment and follow-up online.
DevotedDOc provides
The addiction-medicine evaluation, OUD treatment planning, telemedicine visits, the BRIXADI or SUBLOCADE prescription or clinical order, required documentation, and longitudinal follow-up.
Independent injection clinics generally provide
Benefits investigation, prior authorization, medication acquisition, scheduling, the physical injection, injection-site monitoring, and administration confirmation.
Independent injection clinics are separate businesses. They are not owned, controlled, staffed, operated or supervised by DevotedDOc.
Long-Acting Buprenorphine
Treatment in New Mexico
Buprenorphine is a medication used to treat opioid use disorder. It reduces cravings and withdrawal and is one of the most established treatments for OUD.
Traditional formulations such as films or tablets are usually taken every day. Extended-release formulations release buprenorphine over a longer period, which removes the daily dosing routine and the need to keep medication at home.
BRIXADI and SUBLOCADE are both extended-release buprenorphine formulations. Both are administered by a healthcare professional rather than self-injected. Whether either one is a good fit depends on your history, your current medication, and your clinical picture — that determination is made by your clinician.
BRIXADI®
Weekly and monthly long-acting buprenorphine options
BRIXADI is given as an injection under the skin on either a weekly or a monthly schedule, which gives your clinician more than one dosing rhythm to work with. It is administered by a healthcare professional at a clinic.
SUBLOCADE®
Monthly extended-release buprenorphine
SUBLOCADE is given as a monthly injection administered by a healthcare professional. One appointment a month covers your buprenorphine dosing for that month.
Find BRIXADI
Injection Access in New Mexico
Select a city to see where BRIXADI administration is available. The locations below represent New Mexico cities and communities with pharmacies contracted to administer BRIXADI.
Shading reflects counties with BRIXADI administration access through contracted pharmacies. Shaded coverage does not guarantee access at every individual pharmacy location.
25 contracted pharmacies · statewide network
New Mexico
BRIXADI injection access through contracted administering pharmacies.
Availability should be confirmed with the administering pharmacy before scheduling.
Coverage and payer requirements vary by pharmacy benefit plan and are verified before an injection appointment is scheduled.
Access verified: September 2026
Source: Braeburn Inc. — Pharmacies Contracted to Administer BRIXADI, September 2026
New Mexico Injection Locations
Confirmed BRIXADI administration access, in text. Each confirmed market can link to its local treatment page.
New Mexico
BRIXADI administration access
Complete your DevotedDOc appointment online and receive your injection locally through a participating New Mexico pharmacy or healthcare administration site. Confirmed BRIXADI administration locations are available in communities across the state, including Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Las Cruces and other regional markets.
Contact Us for Injection Site AddressInjection Sites Across New Mexico
Albuquerque Metro
Active. Confirmed administration locations are listed in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and Los Lunas.
Santa Fe / North Central New Mexico
Active. Confirmed administration locations are listed in Santa Fe and Taos.
Las Cruces / Southern New Mexico
Active. Confirmed administration locations are listed in Las Cruces, Silver City, Alamogordo and Ruidoso.
Farmington / Four Corners
Active. Confirmed administration locations are listed in Farmington, Aztec and Gallup.
Southeastern New Mexico
Active. Confirmed administration locations are listed in Roswell, Carlsbad and Lovington.
Individual pharmacy and administration-site names and street addresses are not displayed publicly in this section. Your DevotedDOc care team can provide the appropriate location and address when your injection appointment is coordinated.
Network expansion markets
DevotedDOc is actively developing local injection access in these New Mexico markets. There is no confirmed BRIXADI administration location in them on the current New Mexico access list, and no location marker should appear on the map until access is verified.
Clovis
In development — Eastern New MexicoHobbs
In development — Southeastern New MexicoEspañola
In development — North-Central New MexicoMarkets under evaluation, with no confirmed access and no announced timeline: Deming, Grants, Portales, Socorro and Artesia.
New Mexico has an established BRIXADI injection network
Participating administration locations are available across New Mexico, with the largest concentration of confirmed access in the Albuquerque metro and additional locations throughout northern, southern and southeastern New Mexico. DevotedDOc can provide your clinical care online and coordinate your injection with an appropriate participating administration site.
View New Mexico Treatment & Injection OptionsMedications Available
BRIXADI weekly and BRIXADI monthly
Insurance
Coverage and participation vary by health plan and administration site. Benefits, prior-authorization requirements and the applicable medication-access pathway should be verified before an injection is scheduled.
Communities Served
Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Los Lunas, Santa Fe, Taos, Las Cruces, Silver City, Farmington, Aztec, Gallup, Roswell, Carlsbad, Alamogordo, Ruidoso and Lovington
Does Insurance Cover BRIXADI
or SUBLOCADE in New Mexico?
Coverage varies by health plan and by administration site. Commercial insurance, Medicare and New Mexico Medicaid/Turquoise Care plans may cover extended-release buprenorphine, often subject to prior authorization or other plan requirements. Benefits should always be verified before an injection is scheduled.
How coverage generally works in New Mexico. Not a guarantee of coverage or payment.
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Commercial insurance
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BRIXADI and SUBLOCADE may be covered under a medical or pharmacy benefit, depending on the plan and administration site. Prior authorization may be required. Manufacturer copay-savings programs are available for some eligible commercially insured patients; government-program patients are excluded. |
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Medicare & Medicare Advantage
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Coverage depends on your specific benefits, the medication and how the administration site bills for it. The receiving site should verify benefits, patient cost-sharing and any authorization requirements before scheduling. |
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New Mexico Medicaid / Turquoise Care
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BRIXADI and SUBLOCADE may be covered for eligible New Mexico Medicaid members. Coverage and prior-authorization requirements can vary by Turquoise Care managed care organization and by how the medication is supplied and billed. The applicable plan requirements should be verified for each patient before an injection is scheduled. |
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Self-pay
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Cash pricing varies by administration site. Ask for an estimate for the medication and administration before scheduling. Manufacturer patient-assistance resources may also be available depending on eligibility. |
Medication coverage and administration-site participation are two different things
A medication may be covered by your health plan even when a particular New Mexico injection or administration site does not participate with that plan. DevotedDOc and the receiving site verify the applicable access pathway before treatment is scheduled.
If you have New Mexico Medicaid / Turquoise Care
BRIXADI or SUBLOCADE may be covered through your New Mexico Medicaid / Turquoise Care benefits, but not every participating administration site accepts every Turquoise Care plan or can bill the medication and administration through the same benefit. If you have New Mexico Medicaid / Turquoise Care, contact us and we'll help you understand your options and identify an available administration pathway when possible.
Medication coverage through your health plan does not mean statewide injection access. Injection availability depends on the medication, participating administration locations, your specific health plan and any applicable authorization requirements.
Coverage information is educational and is not a guarantee of benefits, authorization or payment. Plan requirements and administration-site participation can change. Your benefits and applicable access requirements are verified before an injection is scheduled.
Why BRIXADI and SUBLOCADE Are Given by a Healthcare Professional
These are provider-administered medications. They are not dispensed to patients for self-injection, and patients do not pick them up at a pharmacy to administer themselves.
Both products are distributed under special federal requirements. The medication is supplied to an authorized healthcare setting or participating administration site rather than directly to the patient. A qualified healthcare professional gives the injection and monitors you afterward.
That is why the treatment model has two settings. A participating New Mexico pharmacy, clinic or other authorized healthcare setting handles the physical administration. DevotedDOc maintains the clinical treatment relationship — your evaluation, treatment plan, medication decisions and ongoing follow-up care.
It also means you generally do not have to manage the medication-supply process yourself. Depending on the administration site and insurance pathway, the receiving location may coordinate benefits verification, prior authorization, medication acquisition and injection scheduling before your appointment.
Can I Start Buprenorphine Treatment Online in New Mexico?
DevotedDOc's licensed clinicians can evaluate New Mexico patients for buprenorphine treatment through secure telehealth visits, consistent with current federal and state requirements.
Start Your Online EvaluationEvaluation
A New Mexico-licensed clinician reviews your history, your current medications and your treatment goals.
Treatment plan
You and your clinician decide on an appropriate treatment approach together.
Medication selection
Daily buprenorphine, BRIXADI or SUBLOCADE, based on your clinical needs and available local administration options.
Injection coordination, if appropriate
DevotedDOc sends the necessary prescription or order and clinical documentation to a participating New Mexico administration site.
Ongoing follow-up
Telemedicine visits continue between injections to monitor cravings, side effects, medication response and ongoing recovery care.
Can I Switch From Suboxone® or Daily Buprenorphine to an Injection in New Mexico?
Many patients already taking daily buprenorphine may be candidates for a long-acting injection. It is one of the most common reasons patients explore BRIXADI or SUBLOCADE treatment with DevotedDOc.
Talk With an Addiction ClinicianBRIXADI and SUBLOCADE have different initiation requirements, including considerations related to your current buprenorphine treatment and clinical history.
Whether and when you stop taking your films or tablets depends on which injection you and your clinician choose and your individualized treatment plan.
The transition depends on several clinical factors — including your current dose, treatment history, other medications and response to buprenorphine.
Your DevotedDOc clinician builds the transition plan with you. We do not provide individualized dosing instructions online, and you should not change or stop your medication without guidance from your treating clinician.
Looking for a Long-Acting Treatment Option for Alcohol Use Disorder in New Mexico?
DevotedDOc also provides evaluation and ongoing treatment for alcohol use disorder, including extended-release naltrexone (Vivitrol®) when clinically appropriate.
Like long-acting buprenorphine, Vivitrol is administered by a healthcare professional at a local New Mexico administration site, while DevotedDOc can provide the clinical evaluation, treatment planning and ongoing follow-up through telemedicine.
New Mexico BRIXADI & SUBLOCADE FAQs
Medical review & sources
This page is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It does not provide individualized dosing guidance. Talk with a licensed clinician about your own care. If you are in crisis, call 911 or call or text 988.
FDA-approved prescribing information for BRIXADI (buprenorphine extended-release injection) and SUBLOCADE (buprenorphine extended-release injection), including REMS requirements for certified healthcare settings and administration by healthcare professionals.
New Mexico Health Care Authority — New Mexico Medicaid / Turquoise Care managed care pharmacy policies, coverage requirements and plan-specific drug coverage resources.
SAMHSA — medications for opioid use disorder, treatment guidance and the national treatment locator.
DEA and HHS — telemedicine prescribing of controlled substances, including the buprenorphine telemedicine rule at 21 CFR 1306.51 and current federal telemedicine requirements and flexibilities.
Manufacturer prescribing, access and patient-support materials for BRIXADI (Braeburn) and SUBLOCADE (Indivior).
Ready to Explore Long-Acting Buprenorphine?
Start with an online addiction-medicine visit. Your DevotedDOc clinician can help determine whether BRIXADI, SUBLOCADE, daily buprenorphine, or another treatment approach is appropriate for you.