No. We choose not to take insurance in order to keep our costs low and our level of service high. This unburdens us from unnecessary paperwork and overhead costs. Quite frankly, your insurance company does not care whether you get help or not. They require an onerous amount of justification in order to pay for treatment. Our pricing structure is such that 30 days of intensive residential treatment at our facility is likely LESS THAN the deductible / co‐pay / out‐of‐pocket expense that would be incurred in a larger facility which could not even begin to give you the INDIVIDUAL attention and direction that you will receive in a PRIVATE ROOM with a 12‐Step Alternative Program offering multiple treatment modalities which simply isn't available ANYWHERE ELSE!
An important note about Insurance and why it may be in your long‐term best interest to self‐pay: In order to use your insurance, current standards require that you must qualify for a diagnosis, which will become part of your medical record. Your privacy is very important, that diagnosis would contain SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER – SEVERE and a Global Area of Functioning Score (GAF) of 35 or less on a scale of 100 indicating “Serious problems with reality testing,” in order for you to qualify for intensive residential treatment at any facility. This would be shared with your insurance company. Also, be advised that your diagnosis will become part of your PERMANENT medical record, which can impact other aspects such as medical, disability, long‐term care or life insurance decisions.