Brixadi Treatment · Dayton, OH

Brixadi treatment in Dayton, Ohio

A flexible, long-acting buprenorphine injection — available weekly or monthly — administered right here in our clinic.

What Brixadi is

A long-acting buprenorphine injection with more flexibility than most extended-release options.

Brixadi is an FDA-approved, extended-release buprenorphine injection for opioid use disorder, given as a subcutaneous (under-the-skin) shot by our clinical team. What sets Brixadi apart is flexibility: it’s available in both weekly and monthly formulations, so your treatment can be tailored to where you are in recovery.

The weekly version can be started after just a single dose of transmucosal (under-the-tongue) buprenorphine — meaning some patients can move to Brixadi sooner than with other injectable options. The monthly version, like other long-acting injections, requires that you’ve already been stabilized on daily buprenorphine first.

Why patients choose it

Flexibility built in

Weekly or monthly

Choose the dosing schedule that fits your stage of treatment and your life.

Faster path for some patients

The weekly formulation can start after a single transmucosal dose — no lengthy stabilization required first.

Steady medication levels

Extended-release dosing keeps consistent medication levels between injections.

Administered in-clinic

Every injection is given by our medical team, as part of your regular visit.

Weekly vs. monthly Brixadi

If you’re newer to buprenorphine treatment, the weekly option may let you transition to a long-acting injection sooner — often after just one dose of a daily medication. If you’re already stable on a daily regimen and want to move to the least frequent option, the monthly formulation may be the better fit. We’ll work with you and your care team to decide which schedule makes the most sense for your situation.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I start Brixadi right away?
The weekly version can often be started after just a single dose of transmucosal buprenorphine, so some patients move to it sooner than other injectable options. The monthly version requires prior stabilization on daily buprenorphine first.
What's the difference between weekly and monthly Brixadi?
Both are extended-release buprenorphine injections. The weekly formulation is dosed more frequently and can be started earlier in treatment; the monthly formulation is for patients already stabilized who want the least frequent dosing option.
Where is Brixadi administered?
Always in a healthcare setting, by a member of our clinical team, as part of your regular visit.
Does Ohio Medicaid cover Brixadi?
In most cases, yes. We accept every Ohio Medicaid managed-care plan, and many private insurance plans cover Brixadi as well. Reach out and we'll verify your specific benefits.

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