At Avatar Residential Detox Center in New Jersey, we believe high-quality addiction treatment services should be available to everyone who needs them, regardless of income. We make the insurance verification process quick and easy so that you can start receiving the quality treatment you deserve as soon as possible.
We know that trying to figure out what is covered can be an irritating process, we are here to help! Below are the short details and steps to work with your health insurance carrier to determine the potential cost of treatment services.
At Avatar Residential Detox Center, everyone deserves a chance to recover. While there is a potential that you are responsible for an out-of-pocket cost, Avatar Residential Detox Center is here to put you at ease. We provide several options for financial agreements and arrangements that allow you to receive the care you need now. Call us today to learn more about the options available to get the help you need now.
If you are in a situation where you do not have health insurance, options are still available to help you cover the cost of addiction treatment. It is worthwhile to explore if you qualify for government healthcare benefits like Medicaid or Medicare. Many states offer aid for people who do not have private insurance, and some states have free, state-fund treatment options. In addition, scholarships or grants may also be available for those who need treatment but do not have insurance. The Directory of Single State Agencies (SSA) for Substance Abuse Services, managed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), can be a resource for finding assistance programs in your state.
Extenuating circumstances, such as a qualifying life event, may allow you to enroll in an insurance plan outside the standard open enrollment period. A qualifying life event may include the following:
If you are unsure if you underwent a qualifying life event and want to explore healthcare insurance options available to you, call 1-800-318-2596 (TTY: 1-855-889-4325) to talk to an Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace representative about applying for insurance.