Rehab & Treatment Centers by Insurance
Under federal parity law, most health plans cover addiction and mental health treatment much like other medical care. Find centers that accept your insurance or public plan, then confirm your benefits with the center and your insurer.
Insurance & Cost
Find Treatment That Takes Your Insurance
Most treatment centers accept some form of insurance, and Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE cover addiction and mental health care. Choose your coverage to see centers that accept it, then confirm your benefits with the center before you start.
- Medicaid 14,852 centers
- Medicare 10,991 centers
- TRICARE 9,247 centers
- Private Insurance 15,017 centers
- Free / State-Funded 6,722 centers
- Sliding Scale 6,771 centers
Insurance carriers
Public Plans & Payment Options
Insurance Carriers
Counts show centers that have told us they accept each carrier. Many more accept private insurance without naming carriers, so each carrier page also lists those centers to ask about.
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Aetna 3,501
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Anthem 3,699
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Blue Cross Blue Shield 5,636
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Cigna 5,027
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UnitedHealthcare 7,712
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Humana 4,879
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Kaiser Permanente 906
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Optum 2,056
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Magellan Health
1,297
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Carelon Behavioral Health 1,396
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Ambetter
4,605
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Highmark 488
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Horizon
184
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Molina Healthcare
2,446
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Oscar Health
1,449
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Tufts Health Plan 148
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Harvard Pilgrim
500
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UMR 924
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Meritain Health
446
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First Health
544
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MultiPlan (Claritev) 861
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ComPsych
590
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GEHA
330
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TriWest
550
How to Check Your Coverage
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Call the Number on Your Card
Ask your insurer which levels of care your plan covers (detox, residential, outpatient), what you’ll pay, and whether you need pre-authorization or a referral.
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Ask the Center
Call the treatment center and ask whether they are in-network with your specific plan. Admissions teams check benefits every day and can usually tell you quickly.
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Get It in Writing
Before you start, ask for an estimate of your costs, including deductibles, copays, and any services your plan doesn’t cover.
We never ask for your member ID or other insurance details. Coverage information comes from the treatment centers themselves and can change, so always confirm it directly.