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We will verify your benefits directly with your insurance company.
Most insurance plans offer coverage for drug and alcohol rehab. Mental health services, addiction rehabilitation, detoxification, and aftercare programs may be covered by your insurance plan. Each individual health insurance plan differs in what is covered.
With the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), treatment for substance use is more accessible. Health insurance companies can no longer consider addiction a pre-existing condition. The ACA offers insurance plans that cover addiction treatment.
Substance abuse programs provide several different treatment plans, including medication assisted treatment. Many insurance plans cover the medications prescribed in these treatment plans, such as suboxone or methadone.
If your insurance plan offers partial coverage for rehabilitation services, Arista Recovery can provide payment assistance and payment plan options. Patients have several options for payment.
Arista Recovery works with insurance providers to verify health insurance benefits and see if treatment services and therapy are covered by your plan. We will check to see if Arista Recovery is in-network with your insurance provider.
Your insurance plan may cover the full cost of rehab or partial cost. We will verify your coverage with your insurance provider. After verifying your insurance coverage, our admissions specialists will contact you regarding your insurance coverage and your payment options.
Arista Recovery is an addiction treatment provider that provides alcohol and drug rehab treatment, mental and behavioral health services, and therapy to patients. No matter your insurance provider, Arista Recovery will work with your insurance and provide payment options for rehab. We know that looking for a rehab facility and understanding treatment options can be overwhelming. Arista Recovery is committed to easing the process and making the road to sobriety more attainable.
Speak to one of our caring intake coordinators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Most insurance plans offer coverage for drug and alcohol rehab. Mental health services, addiction rehabilitation, detoxification, and aftercare programs may be covered by your insurance plan. Each individual health insurance plan differs in what is covered.
With the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), treatment for substance use is more accessible. Health insurance companies can no longer consider addiction a pre-existing condition. The ACA offers insurance plans that cover addiction treatment.
Substance abuse programs provide several different treatment plans, including medication assisted treatment. Many insurance plans cover the medications prescribed in these treatment plans, such as suboxone or methadone.
If your insurance plan offers partial coverage for rehabilitation services, Arista Recovery can provide payment assistance and payment plan options. Patients have several options for payment.
Our caring team is standing by day or night ready to help you begin your journey to long-term recovery.
We can help you and your loved one in finding recovery as a family unit with our innovative program.
The cost of rehab treatment depends on the level of care, length of stay, and treatment options. Out-of-pocket expenses will vary from patient to patient. We believe that addiction treatment should be accessible to all who need it.
Arista Recovery accepts most insurance plans. If you do not have an insurance plan, financial options are available. There are several payment options depending on your financial situation. We offer payment plans on an affordable sliding pay scale if you are using self-pay.
If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, Arista Recovery is here to help you on the road to sobriety and work with your insurance provider. To learn more about your health care insurance coverage, copays, and payment options, please call us today and speak with an admissions specialist. Our specialists are available 24/7 and your call is always private and confidential.