Mental Health & Addiction
Treatment in Florida

Call us at (844) 358-7502 before 4 PM for same-day admission. We'll verify your insurance, confirm availability, and walk you through the intake process. If authorization is quick, you can be here within hours.

Yes. Federal parity law requires most private insurance plans to cover substance use treatment like medical care. CBH is in-network with Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, Optum, UHC, UMR, and Oscar—coverage is usually substantial. We'll verify your exact benefits before admission.

Out-of-pocket costs vary by plan. Many in-network patients pay $0–$3,000 after meeting their deductible. Some plans cover 100%. We'll give you a real number after verifying your coverage. Call to discuss your specific plan.

Yes, most insurance plans cover medically supervised detox. It's considered an essential component of addiction treatment. CBH offers 24/7 detox with a board-certified psychiatrist on staff, and most plans cover it fully or with minimal out-of-pocket cost.

Most plans cover detox, residential/inpatient, PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program), IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program), and standard outpatient therapy. Coverage varies by plan and medical necessity. CBH offers all these levels under one clinical team, so you can transition smoothly without changing providers.

Yes. Most out-of-state plans cover in-network treatment in Florida. CBH accepts major national carriers regardless of where they're based. We'll verify your out-of-state coverage upfront to confirm authorization and your out-of-pocket responsibility.

Initial authorization is typically 5–14 days. Most insurance plans will extend coverage based on medical necessity and progress. A board-certified psychiatrist reviews your case and requests additional days if needed. Average residential stays are 28–30 days, but some extend longer.

PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) is structured daytime treatment—usually 6–8 hours daily—that allows you to return home at night. It bridges residential and outpatient care. Insurance typically covers PHP at similar levels to residential treatment. Most plans cover 100% or require a small copay.

Yes. Dual diagnosis (addiction plus mental health conditions like depression or PTSD) is standard of care at CBH. Insurance covers it with no upcharge. Every client is screened and treated for co-occurring disorders, and our psychiatrist coordinates both treatments as one integrated plan.

Call us or click "Verify My Benefits." We contact your insurance to confirm in-network status, deductible, copay, and whether pre-authorization is required. This takes 24–48 hours. You'll know exactly what you owe before you arrive. No surprises.

Yes, you can. Out-of-network treatment may still be covered at a higher out-of-pocket cost, or it may not be covered at all, depending on your plan. CBH is in-network with major carriers—choosing us usually saves you thousands compared to out-of-network facilities.

We appeal the denial on your behalf. Most denials are overturned when challenged by a board-certified psychiatrist. If the appeal fails, CBH offers payment plans and financing to make private treatment affordable. Lack of insurance coverage is never a barrier to getting help.

Yes. Outpatient follow-up care is typically covered at the same level as outpatient therapy. CBH runs its own outpatient program, so your clinical team stays consistent after residential treatment ends. Continuing care is covered by most insurance plans for 6–12 months post-discharge.

Call us at (844) 358-7502 or click "Verify My Benefits" with your insurance card handy. We'll check in-network status immediately. CBH is in-network with Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, Optum, UHC, UMR, and Oscar—we likely accept your plan.

No. The Americans with Disabilities Act protects you from discrimination based on treatment. Your employer and insurance company cannot penalize you for seeking rehab. Your insurance cannot be cancelled or rates raised based on addiction treatment. Your privacy is protected by HIPAA.

Yes. Medications used during treatment (like buprenorphine, naltrexone, or psychiatric medications) are covered by insurance when prescribed as part of your treatment plan. Most plans have no copay for inpatient medication. After discharge, your pharmacy coverage applies as usual.

Yes. CBH accepts admissions 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays. We staff the facility 24/7. Your psychiatric assessment happens within 24 hours of arrival, even if you check in on Sunday. No waiting until Monday to start treatment.

Bring a photo ID, insurance card, and any medical records (especially psychiatric or medication history). We'll request records from your doctor if needed. Don't delay admission looking for old paperwork—we can retrieve records after you arrive. Just bring yourself and your insurance card.

Yes, typically. Residential usually has higher coverage (often 80–100%) than outpatient, which may require copays. However, medical necessity determines authorization, not insurance preference. Our psychiatrist justifies the level of care you need, and insurance approves accordingly. Most plans cover residential fully.

CBH is Joint Commission accredited and Florida DCF/AHCA licensed—the gold standard in the industry. We're in-network with major insurers. Call us or verify your benefits to confirm coverage. Accreditation signals quality and ensures insurance recognition, but always verify your plan directly.