That depends entirely on your insurance plan, deductible, and copay structure. After we verify your benefits, we’ll send you a clear breakdown of what your insurance covers and what (if anything) you’ll owe. Most patients are surprised by how much is covered.

Insurance companies are required by federal law (HIPAA) to keep all medical information confidential. Verifying benefits will not show up on a credit report or affect your employment.

We’ll let you know upfront and walk you through your options — including self-pay rates, sliding-scale fees, payment plans, and Medicaid eligibility. Cost should never be the reason recovery doesn’t happen.

 No. Verifying your insurance benefits with us is always free and comes with no obligation to start treatment.

 Yes. Family members and loved ones can submit the form on someone’s behalf. We’ll need basic insurance information and the patient’s name and date of birth.

 Most verifications come back within one business day. If your insurance requires extra steps (like prior authorization), we’ll let you know and handle the paperwork.

No. Federal law (the Mental Health Parity Act) requires insurance companies to cover addiction treatment the same as any other medical condition, and using your benefits cannot legally cause your premiums to rise.