QuinnEssential Healthcare accepts patients through a variety of means, including physician referrals and self-search.

QuinnEssential Healthcare serves patients of all ages.

QuinnEssential Healthcare accepts the following insurance plans:

• Aetna
• Beacon Health Options
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Cigna
• Tricare
• UHC-UBH
• Medicare
• Medicaid

To book an appointment at QuinnEssential Healthcare, fill out our online contact form or call us at (316) 364-4100!

QuinnEssential Healthcare provides the following services:

• ADHD Testing
• Annual Wellness Exams
• Chronic Condition Management
• Family Medicine Services
• Medication-Assisted Treatment for Addiction With Suboxone / Naltrexone
• Medication Management
• Mental Health Services
• Same-Day Care
• School Physicals
• Weight Management Plans
• Well-Child Exams

To make a telemedicine appointment at QuinnEssential Healthcare, fill out our online contact form or call us at (316) 364-4100!

We do not disclose treatment or participation in any medication-assisted treatment programs at QuinnEssential Healthcare. Due to federal laws protecting personal health information for those seeking treatment, we welcome anonymous calls to learn more and begin a conversation.

Medication-assisted treatment programs provide services for independent patients capable of caring for themselves on a day-to-day basis. While people at different stages of the recovery process require different levels of care and intervention, we work to see our patients on a monthly basis for regular maintenance visits with our addiction specialists. If you have concerns regarding the regimen provided, we can refer you to a more intensive treatment provider.

You should expect to allow an hour for your first appointment as you will provide our staff with a urine sample, have your vitals taken, and detail your history with addiction. Once you have undergone these initial stages of the appointment, one of our addiction specialists will determine what the best regimen will be for treatment, and you will receive a follow-up notification from your counselor within the next few days.

For the first few weeks of treatment, patients will visit our clinic weekly to monitor their dosage. Once patients are stable and comfortable with their dosage, they will be scheduled for monthly visits with our addiction experts.

Please contact us online or call us at (316) 364-4100 for additional assistance. While we try to follow-up with each of our patients shortly after their initial appointment, please do not hesitate to contact us if you are experiencing discomfort or have further questions.

We will collect a urine sample at each visit. If you have further questions concerning our drug screening practices, please contact us online or call us at (316) 364-4100 for additional assistance.

It is recommended to be in “mild withdrawal” according to the Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS). If you are not yet experiencing these mild withdrawal symptoms, you may risk sending yourself into severe withdrawal (precipitated withdrawal) after taking your first dose of medication. Be honest with your healthcare provider about your drug history to ensure a smooth transition to Suboxone or Naltrexone.

While all medications may have slightly different side effects, it is essential to consult with your doctor or addiction specialist to discuss your concerns for your prescribed medication. For Suboxone, side effects are usually mild but may be exacerbated if combined with other substances. Contact us today to learn more about the potential side effects of medication-assisted treatment!

While we recommend leaving any medication in a secure place, you may find it necessary to bring your medication with you when leaving the house. If you choose to bring your medication with you, take the fewest tablets or films you can and always bring the original box or bottle with your printed information and prescription. As long as you have this printed prescription, you should not face any problems by carrying your medication.

By seeking out medication-assisted treatment, you are not trading one addiction for another. Because the active ingredient in Suboxone is Buprenorphine, an opioid, it is considered a “partial agonist”, meaning that you will not get high while taking this medication, but you will be able to avoid withdrawal symptoms and cravings. While taking Buprenorphine, you will remain dependent on opioids and should seek additional support when tapering off the medication. We are here to help with this process!