Admissions & Insurance

We work with most major commercial PPO plans. Private-pay options are also available, including hardship rates for families who qualify. Fill out the form above and we’ll check your specific benefits, then walk you through your estimated out-of-pocket costs before you decide anything.

The form takes a few minutes to fill out. How fast we get an answer depends on your insurance company, and our admissions team will reach out as soon as your benefits come back. If you’d rather talk it through, you can contact our admissions team any time, day or night.

Many PPO plans include out-of-network benefits that may apply to residential treatment. We’ll confirm what your plan covers and lay out your estimated costs so you can make an informed choice. If your coverage falls short, we can talk through private-pay options too.

No, we’re not able to accept Medicaid or Medicare. If that’s your only coverage, call us anyway. We’ll help point you toward resources that may be the right fit.

Keep your insurance card handy. The form asks for your name, phone number, email, date of birth, form of payment, insurance company, member ID, group number (if listed), and the insurance phone number on your card. If you’re filling it out for a loved one, use his information.

No. Anything you share with us stays confidential, and federal privacy law protects substance use treatment records. We only contact your insurance company to verify benefits, and we won’t speak with your employer or family unless you give us permission.

If you’re covered under someone else’s plan, like a spouse’s or parent’s, the policyholder may get an explanation of benefits from the insurer once claims are filed.

Yes. Verification is free and there’s no obligation. We’ll share your options, whether that’s residential care or our intensive outpatient program, and you can choose your next step when you’re ready.