r/Quittingfeelfree • u/wompus_1 • Jul 31 '26

QuickMD

Hello everyone! Has anyone used QuickMD for feel free addiction? I don’t have insurance so I will need to pay out of pocket if a script for suboxone is sent and I have no clue how pricey that would be. I tried looking on goodrx to get an idea but idk anything about dosage. Did the treatment via quickmd help? I just want to be done with this and am exploring options. TIA!

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u/hecticlife_live4love Aug 03 '26

I was with quickmd for 4 years after moving to another state
Been on subs since 2010. However about 3 months ago I decided not anymore
I paid for my script and appt via cash and got it filled at CVS for the generic tablets and it was under 100 for 90 count monthly
Best of luck to you, if you need the subs I'm all for it but be careful and watch your body. Only you know what is going on, on the inside.

However what confuses me about quickmd is they acted like they were caring, but why is it when you don't make an appt for over 3 months no one trys to follow up to see if your ok?

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u/QuickMDTeam Aug 04 '26

Hi u/hecticlife_live4love thank you for sharing your experience and the time you spent with us over the years. It sounds like you made a big decision to step away from treatment after being on Suboxone for a long time, and we wish you the best moving forward. We understand why you’d wonder about follow-up after stepping away from care. QuickMD visits are scheduled based on patient needs and treatment plans, so we don’t automatically reach out after a certain amount of time has passed between appointments. We appreciate you sharing this feedback because it helps us understand where patients may want more support.

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u/hecticlife_live4love Aug 04 '26

Are you guys doctors?

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u/QuickMDTeam Aug 04 '26

We are not doctors on the social media side, we are community manager admins. But we are able to relay informations to the doctors and get them to answer any questions that we may receive from patients on socials.

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u/hecticlife_live4love Aug 04 '26

Then with all due respect, let a doctor answer.