Locate Fort Wayne buprenorphine and suboxone doctors who specialize in the treatment of opioid addiction.
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Dr. Ryan Kenneth Bleck, D.O.
750 Broadway
Suite 350
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Main Tel: (260) 423-2675
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Mahender Surakanti, M .D.
800 Broadway
Suite 208
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Main Tel: (260) 425-3204
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Dr. Mario A. Gomez, M.D.
2040 South Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Main Tel: (260) 444-5695
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Dr. Ruben Rupendra Singh, M.D.
Park Center Inc
909 East State Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (732) 567-1330
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Dr. Vijoy K. Varma, M.D.
VA Northern Indiana Health Care System
2121 Lake Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 426-5431
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Dr. Muhammod Amjad Ahmad, M.D.
2418 Lake Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 422-4757
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Dr. Philip James Johnson, M.D.
2418 Lake Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 422-4757
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Dr. Don A. Marshall, Jr., M.D.
1909 Carew Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 481-2800×2
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Larry Hall Lambertson, M.D.
1909 Carew Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: 260-481-2700
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Sitha Gita Kalapatapu, M.D.
St Joseph Medical Group, Inc.
700 Broadway
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Main Tel: (260) 489-6030
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Dr. Thomas Patrick Van Den Driessche, M.D.
3030 Lake Avenue
Suite 32
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 424-3134
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Dr. Don A. Marshall, Jr., M.D.
3010 East State Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 471-0632
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Dr. Charles Leroy Coats, M.D.
1330 North Coliseum Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Main Tel: (260) 447-8982
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Dr. Don A. Marshall, Jr., M.D.
5010 Southwood Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46807
Main Tel: (260) 456-7266
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Harold Mustapha Bacchus, M.D.
Med-I-Qwik, Inc.
1719 Cremer Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
Main Tel: (260) 490-9150
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Dr. Julie Y. Chao, M.D.
10351 Dawson's Creek Boulevard
Suite C
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Main Tel: (260) 387-7540
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Dr. Daniel Christopher Roth, D.O.
2512 E Dupont Road
Suite 200
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Main Tel: (260) 748-3650
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The Drug Treatment Act of 2000 permitted doctors who meet certain training qualifications to prescribe buprenorphine in the treatment of heroin addiction and other opioid addictions. Buprenorphine physicians became able to assist opioid addicted patients in an office setting bypassing the restrictions that typically apply to patients receiving methadone. This treatment method maximized patient convenience and accessibility thus increasing the number of people who could access medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction.