Verify your rehab coverage

This form allows us to check if your health insurance includes coverage for addiction treatment at Red Ribbon Recovery. Once submitted, we’ll review your benefits and reach out with clear, personalized information. Everything you share is kept confidential, and your insurance company won’t be contacted or notified.

After you send the form, we’ll go over your insurance details and find out whether your plan covers treatment. A member of our team will typically follow up within an hour to explain your coverage and talk through your options. Your insurance provider will not be alerted or involved at any point.

Completing the form helps you see if your insurance is accepted at Red Ribbon Recovery. It’s a quick way to understand what’s covered, so you can better plan for treatment, whether it’s for yourself or someone close to you.

Over the past year, thousands of people have submitted this form to check their coverage, and many discover their insurance qualifies. If it doesn’t, or if you don’t have insurance, we’ll still help you explore other ways to get care.

The cost depends on your insurance plan, the type of treatment you need, and how long you stay. Many plans cover all or most of the cost. Our admissions team will go over the details with you so you know what to expect out of pocket.

No, the cost varies depending on the level of care. Residential treatment is typically more expensive than outpatient or intensive outpatient programs. Once we verify your benefits, we’ll explain what’s covered and if there are any cost differences.

We accept a wide range of providers, including:

• Aetna
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Cigna
• United Healthcare
• Humana
• TRICARE
• Molina Healthcare
• Carelon Behavioral Health
• Amerigroup
• Ambetter

Your care team will make recommendations based on clinical assessments and your individual needs. Insurance providers often approve treatment in stages, and your plan may adjust as your progress is reviewed.

In-network means the treatment center has an agreement with your insurance company. This usually means lower out-of-pocket costs and set rates for services.

Out-of-network providers don’t have that agreement, which can lead to higher costs or limited coverage, depending on your plan.

Out-of-pocket refers to any cost you’re responsible for that isn’t covered by insurance. This might include co-pays, deductibles, or co-insurance. We’ll go over these costs with you before you start treatment so there are no surprises.

We can still help. If you’re uninsured, we’ll talk you through private pay options, potential payment plans, and any available resources to help make treatment possible.