Can you still get suboxone if go to the clinic and never been before they find in your system will treat you?

It depends on the specific clinic's policies and procedures, but in general, it is possible to be prescribed Suboxone if you go to a clinic for the first time and they find Suboxone in your system. However, the clinic may have certain criteria and requirements that you need to meet in order to be eligible for treatment.

For example, many clinics require patients to have a diagnosis of opioid use disorder (OUD) and to be physically dependent on opioids in order to be prescribed Suboxone. If you have never been diagnosed with OUD or are not currently physically dependent on opioids, the clinic may not be able to prescribe you Suboxone.

Additionally, some clinics may have specific policies regarding patients who are already taking Suboxone. For example, they may require you to transfer your Suboxone prescription from your previous doctor or clinic, or they may require you to go through a detoxification period before starting Suboxone treatment.

It is important to contact the clinic directly to inquire about their specific policies and procedures for prescribing Suboxone. They will be able to provide you with more detailed information about their eligibility criteria and what you need to do in order to be treated.