Page title background

Gateway Accepted Insurances

Table of Content

Table of Content

Doctor writing on a clipboard

Gateway Accepted Insurances

As patients begin planning for treatment, one of the first questions they have is how to pay for it. Fortunately, this treatment is typically covered by insurance. That’s especially true in the United States, which means that substance use disorder treatment is available to virtually everyone. If you’re not sure how to get started, take a closer look at insurance coverage options.

Does Health Insurance Cover Substance Use Disorder Treatment?

In a word, yes. Currently, laws in the United States require all health insurance policies to cover some form of substance use disorder treatment.

Substance use disorder, also referred to as addiction, is considered part of a person’s essential health. Therefore, all insurance providers need to offer coverage for this treatment.

Of course, there are many different types of health insurance out there. Each provider may have limitations on coverage, and that means every patient needs to be aware of their policy’s fine print.

Overall, however, it is safe to assume that if you have any kind of health insurance, then you’ll also have some kind of substance use disorder insurance coverage.

View More Insurance FAQs

In-Network and Out-of-Network Insurance Coverage

Just about every major health insurance provider will have what is known as a network. This network is a group of healthcare providers. It might include primary care physicians, hospitals, and addiction treatment centers. Sometimes, health insurance providers will encourage their patients to stick with treatment that falls within their network.

For some reasons, this can be a suitable choice. If the treatment provider you feel is the right choice also happens to be within your network, then you’re in luck. Coverage may be a little easier to organize, and the rehab center will typically coordinate payments directly with your health insurance provider.

However, don’t feel that you are limited to in-network treatment. Substance use disorder insurance coverage can and does also include out-of-network care. It merely means that you or your program of choice may need to show how valuable the services will be.

If Gateway Foundation isn’t part of your health insurance provider’s network, don’t worry. You can still get the treatment you deserve and the insurance coverage you need to pay for that treatment.

Talking with doctor about treatment options

Understanding Deductibles

Before you can submit a claim to your health insurance provider, you might need to pay a deductible. This is essentially a predetermined cost that comes out of pocket before your health insurance policy will cover remaining costs. Not all health insurance policies include deductibles, but many do.

It is essential to take a look at your individual policy and look for a deductible. Sometimes, the deductible could be a few hundred dollars. In other cases, it could be thousands. Make sure you know what to expect so you’re not surprised when you take the next step toward treatment.

Doctor having a discussion with his patient

Let Your Choice of  Treatment Help Handle the Financial Side of the Equation

Figuring out insurance coverage and how to pay for rehab can be overwhelming. Even if it seems complicated, financing should never stand in the way of your recovery. Fortunately, this isn’t something you need to work out on your own.

Once you’ve decided on the program and the rehab center that is best for your future, reach out. Part of the admissions process will involve getting health insurance information. Then, experts can explain what will be covered by your policy. Professionals who work at Gateway can ensure that patients get the coverage and financial support available to them on the way to recovery.

blue banner

Getting Coverage at Gateway

At Gateway, patients can use their insurance to get coverage for all kinds of treatment programs. Whether your policy is in network or out of network with Gateway, you can get coverage and the care you need. However the financing is handled, treatment at Gateway is comprehensive and includes a wide range of therapies. Some of the most effective of these therapies are as follows:

Woman talking on a mobile phone

Learn More Today

At any of the Gateway locations, staff can help you understand and verify your coverage and the costs of treatment. Call 877–381–6538 to learn more and to take the next step toward lifelong recovery.

Contact us today

Designated Blue Distinction Center, Substance Use Treatment and Recovery

blue banner

Accepted Insurance

Insurance FAQs

If I Provide My Insurance Info, Do You Notify My Employer or Will They Find Out I’m Seeking Treatment if You Run My Benefits?

It’s important to Gateway to protect your privacy. Because we are a treatment facility we are not able to release any of your information to your employer, family, or friends without your written consent. The same applies to your insurance company, they are not able to release your information without your consent.

What’s the Average Cost Covered by Insurance? Or How Much Would it Cost With No Insurance?

The cost of treatment is going to be based on your specific insurance benefits. We try to be accommodating and make treatment affordable and accessible. If you provide your insurance information we can go over your specific benefits with you. Typically there is a co-pay and deductible and each depends on what you have spent that year to date and what your insurance plan requires. Paying out of pocket is an option at $800 a day but, we recommend using your insurance benefits as it will be significantly less expensive.

Will I Have to Pay Anything Out of Pocket?

You may have to pay a portion at the time of your admission. If you provide your insurance benefits our financial counselors can verify your coverage and assist you with answering any questions you have regarding payments and out of pocket costs. We work with people on financial plans to help with the cost if needed.