Call 1-866-351-3546 to find out more about costs for treatment.

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Brighton Recovery Center is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week to ensure that each patient has a safe environment to recover. The length of stay in residential treatment will vary from person to person, as individual circumstances are different. Typically, people choose to stay 30 to 90 days based on a number of factors including clinical appropriateness and insurance coverage. It is highly recommended that patients graduating from residential treatment immediately engage in an intensive outpatient program (IOP) in their area.

Payment and Insurance:

Treatment costs will depend on a number of factors. When you contact us, you will work with a member of our highly-trained admissions team to determine the cost based on your individual needs. We will work with you to determine what the best fit is for you and your family. Different ways that people typically pay for treatment are as follows:

Insurance Coverage:
We work with most insurance providers, and the majority of our patients pay for treatment with their insurance benefits. Insurance can be tricky to navigate, but we have experts on staff that can help you determine what is and what is not covered based on your coverage at no cost to you. We are focused on finding you help even if we are not able to work with your insurance coverage or financial capabilities. We will work hard to get you to treatment that does.

Private Pay:
Some people choose a private pay option for treatment, meaning that they use their own resources to pay for treatment. Sometimes families and friends pool together resources to get their loved one to treatment. We view treatment as a service and an investment. People that feel comfortable paying for treatment out of pocket are investing in a future for themselves and their families with the idea that not investing in their future now will end up costing them more financially and emotionally long term.