Verify Your Insurance
Fill this out and our admissions team confirms your coverage for detox and residential treatment, typically within minutes. Free, confidential, and no obligation to admit.
- Answers in minutes Most verifications come back within minutes, not hours.
- Confidential We contact your insurer, not your employer or family. Nobody finds out unless you tell them.
- No surprises We explain your coverage in plain language before you decide anything, including what your plan may not cover.
- Most insurers We work with most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Tufts, and TRICARE.
Plans we work with
What happens after you hit submit
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We verify your insurance
An admissions coordinator runs your behavioral health benefits through our verification system. It typically takes minutes, not hours, and if your plan needs an actual phone call, we make it, not you.
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We call you back
Usually within minutes. You'll hear what's covered for detox and residential care, what your plan requires, and what any out-of-pocket costs could look like.
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You decide
If the coverage works and you're ready, admission will be possible as early as the same day once we open. If you need time, the verification is yours to keep. No pressure either way.
Insurance & cost FAQ
Does insurance cover rehab?
In most cases, yes. Federal parity law requires most insurance plans to cover addiction treatment comparably to other medical care. Coverage for detox and residential treatment depends on your specific plan and on medical necessity, which our clinical team documents as part of admission. Verifying takes minutes and settles the question for your exact plan.
Will verifying my insurance cost anything or affect my coverage?
No. Verification is a benefits inquiry, not a claim. It costs nothing, doesn’t touch your premiums, and doesn’t obligate you to enter treatment. It simply tells you what your plan would cover if you did.
What if I don't have insurance?
Call us anyway at (781) 430-4090. We can talk through private pay options and point you toward Massachusetts resources, including MassHealth. The worst outcome is not calling because you assumed the answer was no.
Will my employer find out?
Not from us, and not from a verification. Insurance inquiries don’t notify employers. If you later use FMLA leave for treatment, that process involves HR, but it’s protected leave and your diagnosis stays between you and your providers.
How fast can I get in after verifying?
Once we open and coverage is confirmed, admission will be possible as early as the same day. If you’re in active withdrawal or at risk, tell admissions when you call. That moves you to the front of the line.
Take the first step today.
Confidential and no pressure. Tell us a little about yourself and a caring admissions specialist will reach out — usually the same day.
Call 781.430.4090