Contact your insurance provider on your behalf.
Verify your specific benefits and levels of coverage.
Explain your plan to you in simple, clear terms so you know exactly what to expect.
Contact your insurance provider on your behalf.
Verify your specific benefits and levels of coverage.
Explain your plan to you in simple, clear terms so you know exactly what to expect.
One of the biggest concerns that stops individuals and families from seeking help for addiction is the cost. The question, “Will my insurance cover drug rehab?” is often the first and most critical one.
The answer is yes. Thanks to laws like the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA), addiction is treated as a medical condition, and most major insurance plans are required to provide coverage for substance abuse treatment.
At The Palms Recovery, we are committed to making this process as simple and stress-free as possible. Your only focus should be on healing.
While every plan is different, most policies provide coverage for a full continuum of addiction treatment services. This often includes:
The easiest and most stress-free way is to let us help you. Our admissions team offers a 100% free and confidential insurance verification. You can call us, provide your insurance information, and we will contact your provider on your behalf. Or you can fill out the form abover. We will then explain your benefits to you in plain English—including any deductibles, copays, or out-of-pocket maximums—so you know exactly what to expect.
In most cases, yes. Insurance plans typically cover a full continuum of care based on medical necessity. If an inpatient program is determined to be the most effective level of care for your alcohol addiction treatment, your insurance will likely cover a significant portion of the cost. This includes medical detox, 24/7 supervision, and all the clinical therapies involved in the program.
“In-network” means our treatment center has a direct contract with your insurance provider, which almost always results in the lowest out-of-pocket costs for you. “Out-of-network” means we do not have a contract with your provider. While many PPO plans offer excellent out-of-network benefits that still cover a large portion of treatment, it’s essential to verify the specifics. We can help you understand your plan’s in-network and out-of-network benefits.