Verify Your Insurance for Rehab
Check in seconds whether your plan covers addiction treatment — then let us confirm your exact benefits, free and 100% confidential.
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Tap your carrier to see how widely it’s accepted. Don’t see it? We work with most major insurers — just call.
Good news — your plan is widely accepted.
0 treatment centers in our directory work with your provider. Your exact coverage, deductible and copay depend on your specific plan — call now and we’ll verify your benefits in minutes, free and 100% confidential.
Based on treatment centers listed in our directory. Acceptance does not guarantee coverage of a specific plan — always verify your individual benefits.
Insurance covers the full continuum of care
Thanks to the Affordable Care Act and federal parity law, plans that cover substance use treatment must cover it comparably to medical care. In practice, that means your plan likely helps pay for every level of care — the right one for you is set by a clinical assessment, not your budget.
No insurance, or a high deductible? Our payment options guide covers Medicaid, state-funded programs, sliding-scale fees and self-pay, and how much rehab really costs.
Insurance & Rehab — FAQ
In most cases, yes. Under the Affordable Care Act, substance use disorder treatment is an essential health benefit, and federal parity law requires health plans that cover it to do so no more restrictively than they cover medical or surgical care. What varies is your share of the cost — deductible, copay, and whether a specific facility is in-network. The fastest way to know exactly is to have us verify your benefits for free.
Plans commonly cover the full continuum: medically supervised detox, residential/inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), standard outpatient, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). The level authorized depends on medical necessity, which a clinical assessment determines.
No. Checking your benefits through our helpline is confidential and does not create a claim or notify your employer. You can ask questions and compare options without any obligation.
Many centers work in-network; some work out-of-network or through single-case agreements, which can still be affordable. Our specialists explain exactly what your plan will and will not cover at each option so there are no surprises.
You still have options. Medicaid is the largest single payer for addiction treatment, and state-funded programs, federally qualified health centers, sliding-scale fees, and payment plans all exist. Call us and we will help you find care you can afford.