Is Suboxine a dependance drug that needs to be tapered off prior to an administrative discherge?

If I were in your shoes, I would find another suboxone dr, get back on it and taper back off, you will be lots more comfortable and less likely to relapse. The drs is NOT bound to taper you off if you broke a signed contract. If you did NOT, and this was a new policy at the subs drs office, you may have a complaint, but most subs drs make you sign tht agreement. If you went to the ER, they likely had no idea what to tell you to do, or about the agreement or what will happen long term. You didn't mention how many mgs you were on when you stopped it, if it was over 2 mgs, you may have weeks of withdrawal from suddenly stopping the subs, trust me on this, get back on, with a different dr, and we can help you taper off. I tapered off slowly and have been fine, NO withdrawal. I know you are angry and disappointed at how this happened, so, I am simply letting you know the logical thing to do. Pain management drs offices also make people sign agreements, and many don't read them, get injured, to to ER, get extra pain meds and also get discharged suddenly from the pain managment clinic and also go into wd, and the dr is NOT held liable, as the contract holds up. Not trying to give you bad news here, just offering support and an opinion about whether you have grounds to file a complaint. I don't think pot should get someone kicked out of the subs program myself, but those who have dirty urine test for opiates while on subs get discharged too and I think one chance to try again is appropriate, but many drs who rx subs don't. Call around and compare prices for a new subs dr and if you want taper help from there, we are here for you. best of Luck, patti