At The Recovery Village Columbus, we believe price should not be an obstacle for anyone who needs treatment which is why our admissions team works with individuals and their families to help verify and understand their benefits.
The cost of substance abuse and mental health treatment significantly varies from program to program. How much you will pay for treatment at our facility is determined by a wide range of factors carefully assessed by our admissions team.
In general, the cost of addiction and mental health treatment is determined by:
Every person’s treatment plan is unique — and so is the cost.
Final pricing depends on factors like your insurance coverage, the level of care you need, and how long you stay with us. We work with many insurance providers and offer flexible payment options, but to give you an accurate estimate, we need to speak with you directly and review your benefits. Our team is happy to help you understand your coverage and what treatment will cost before you commit to anything.
If you have private insurance, this may be one of the first things to look into since it will likely cover some or all of your substance use disorder and mental health treatment. The Recovery Village Columbus Drug, Alcohol and Mental Health Rehab works with many of the top insurance providers in the nation on an in-network basis, reducing patients’ out-of-pocket expenses.
Your out-of-pocket pay is determined by your insurance provider and could be influenced by many factors including:
Whether you don’t have insurance or your out-of-pocket expenses are too high, we can help create customized payment plans and options for clients to help cover out-of-pocket costs. Cost-effective treatment plans are available for clients who wish to self-pay. Alternatively, other financing programs can be utilized as well. Examples include personal loans, credit cards and healthcare credit cards.
Due to the many factors that determine your out-of-pocket costs, calling us is the best way to find out how much you will pay for treatment.
If you have questions about insurance, treatment options, or next steps, our admissions team can answer in minutes.
All calls are confidential.