Insurance & Payment
Understanding your coverage options is an important part of planning residential care. Our team is here to help verify benefits and navigate the process with you.
We accept a range of coverage types. Contact our team to verify your specific plan.
We are a participating AHCCCS provider. Our team can assist with eligibility verification and prior authorization.
We work with many private insurance carriers. Coverage for residential behavioral health care varies by plan.
We accept VA community care benefits for eligible veterans. We are committed to supporting those who have served.
For those without insurance coverage, we offer private pay options and can discuss payment arrangements.
Share your insurance card details or Member ID with our admissions team. We will initiate the verification process on your behalf.
Our team contacts your insurer directly to determine your coverage for residential behavioral health care, including any deductibles, copays, or prior authorization requirements.
We walk you through exactly what is covered, what your out-of-pocket costs may be, and any next steps needed before admission.
For plans that require it, we handle the prior authorization process with your insurance company to reduce delays.
For individuals paying privately, we strive to make residential care as accessible as possible. Our team will work with you to discuss rates, payment schedules, and any available options.
Speak with our admissions team about rates
We discuss private pay rates and payment arrangements on a case-by-case basis. Call or email us to start the conversation.
In most states, Medicaid covers residential behavioral health treatment for eligible individuals. Coverage details vary by state and plan. Our team will verify your specific Medicaid coverage before admission.
Coverage duration varies by insurer and plan. Many insurers authorize treatment in blocks of time and conduct ongoing reviews. We work with your insurer throughout your stay to support continued authorization.
If an initial authorization is denied, we can assist with the appeals process. We also discuss private pay options if insurance coverage is unavailable.
A formal referral from a physician is not always required, though some insurance plans may require one. Contact us and we can help determine what your plan requires.
Our team can verify your benefits and walk you through your options at no cost and with no obligation.
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