Free, confidential insurance verification for medical detox and residential rehab in Dallas–Fort Worth. Most verifications are completed the same business day.
Takes about two minutes. Your information is confidential and used only to verify your coverage.
Prefer to talk? Call (866) 971-7393, admissions is staffed 24/7.
We work with most PPO plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare/Optum, Anthem and GEHA. Don’t see your carrier? Many plans not listed here still include addiction treatment benefits, so send your details and we’ll check.
Or call (866) 971-7393, 24/7. Free and confidential.
Use the secure form or call us. We need the patient’s name, date of birth, insurance company and member ID. A photo of the card works too.
An admissions specialist calls your plan directly and requests a full benefits breakdown for substance use treatment, not a generic quote.
We explain what’s covered, your deductible and out-of-pocket costs in plain language. There is no obligation at any point.
Questions first? Call (866) 971-7393 any time, day or night.
Looking for a rehab or detox that accepts insurance in Dallas–Fort Worth? Under the Affordable Care Act and the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, most health plans must cover substance use disorder treatment on terms comparable to medical and surgical care. What that means for you depends on your specific policy, and that’s exactly what verification tells you.
Many Aetna PPO and employer plans include benefits for medical detox and inpatient rehab. Prior authorization is common, and we handle that request with Aetna when it’s required.
BCBSTX is the largest health insurer in Texas, and many of its PPO plans cover substance use treatment. Out-of-state Blue Cross plans can often be verified through the BlueCard program.
Cigna often manages behavioral health benefits through Evernorth. We verify detox and residential treatment benefits with the right department so the answer is accurate.
UnitedHealthcare usually administers mental health and substance use benefits through Optum. We check your Optum benefits, authorization rules and what you’d owe.
Anthem plans issued outside Texas may still cover treatment here. We confirm your out-of-area benefits and costs before you travel.
GEHA covers many federal employees and their families. Many GEHA plans include substance use treatment benefits, which we confirm with GEHA before admission.
24/7 supervised withdrawal management with medication to keep you safe and comfortable.
Residential treatment with on-site medical and clinical staff, therapy and relapse-prevention work.
When clinically appropriate, medication to ease withdrawal and cravings, always alongside therapy.
Treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions at the same time.
If day or evening care at home fits better, our team can assist in finding outpatient options.
Ongoing support and relapse-prevention planning after residential treatment ends.
When we verify your benefits, we explain each of these in plain language so you know what to expect before admission.
The amount you pay for covered care each year before your plan starts sharing costs.
Your share of each covered service, either a flat fee or a percentage of the cost.
The most you’ll pay in a plan year. After you reach it, covered care is paid at 100%.
Approval some plans require before admission. We request it for you when needed.
Whether a facility has a contract with your plan affects what you pay. We tell you which applies to you.
Insurers cover the level of care that’s clinically appropriate, based on an assessment.
Call us anyway. Not having coverage doesn’t mean you’re out of options. We can talk through self-pay arrangements, and we can point you toward state-funded and low-cost programs in Dallas–Fort Worth if that’s the better route. Read our guide to finding free and low-cost addiction treatment in Dallas or see cost and payment options.
Free, confidential and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Still unsure about your coverage? Our admissions team can answer your questions 24/7. The call is free and confidential.
No. Verification is free and carries no obligation. We check your benefits, explain what we find, and you decide what to do next.
Most verifications are completed the same business day. If you submit outside business hours, an admissions specialist will follow up as soon as possible, and you can always call (866) 971-7393, which is staffed around the clock.
The patient’s name and date of birth, the insurance company, and the member ID and group number from the card. A photo of the front and back of the card works too.
Your treatment information is protected by HIPAA and by 42 CFR Part 2, the federal rule that specifically covers substance use disorder records. We do not contact your employer. Your insurer may send an explanation of benefits to the policyholder, so if you’re on someone else’s plan, mention it and we’ll talk through the options.
No. Verification tells you what your policy says about coverage and cost. Final payment depends on your insurer’s determination of medical necessity and the terms of your plan at the time of service. We’ll always be clear about what is confirmed and what isn’t.
Most health plans cover medically necessary medical detox and inpatient rehab, but deductibles, coinsurance and authorization rules vary by plan. Verification shows exactly what yours includes.
Our facility is at 2219 W Euless Blvd in Euless, between Dallas and Fort Worth. We admit clients from across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, and transportation can usually be arranged.
Send your policy details through the form above, or speak to an admissions specialist now. Admissions is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
2219 W Euless Blvd, Suite #200
Euless, TX 76040
(866) 971-7393
Joint Commission accredited · Texas DSHS licensed · LegitScript certified
Insurance verification is a courtesy service. A verification of benefits is not a guarantee of payment or of coverage. Coverage is determined by your insurer based on your plan terms and its assessment of medical necessity at the time services are rendered. This page does not provide medical advice. If this is a medical emergency, call 911.
