Paying for Treatment
What the coverage check involves, and what happens if you're not covered.
The coverage check happens on the call
You do not need to work out your benefits before you reach us. Our admissions team verifies coverage during the same call, and can tell you what we find.
Medicaid
Spring Grove Recovery accepts Medicaid. Colorado Medicaid is administered as Health First Colorado, and what it covers depends on your specific plan, your plan year, and a medical-necessity determination made by your plan. Prior authorization is commonly required for residential care.
What we will and won't tell you
We will tell you what your plan shows when we check it, what level of care the clinical assessment points to, and what the next step is.
We will not quote you a price we cannot stand behind. Coverage decisions are made by your plan, not by us, and anyone promising a specific out-of-pocket figure before those determinations is guessing.
Verifying coverage does not create any obligation to enrol.
Medicaid-accepted rehab in Colorado
We understand that navigating Medicaid can feel overwhelming, especially during a difficult time. Our admissions team works directly with Medicaid-eligible patients to verify coverage, explain benefits clearly, and help you begin care as quickly as possible—often the same day you call.
What Medicaid may cover:
- Medical detox
- Residential treatment
- Relapse prevention and discharge planning
What if I'm not sure what my plan covers?
That’s where we come in. Our admissions specialists have extensive experience working with insurance providers and government-funded plans. We’ll help you determine:
- Whether addiction treatment services are covered
- Which levels of care your plan includes
- Your deductible, co-pays, and any out-of-pocket costs
- If pre-authorization is needed
Paying for addiction treatment with commercial insurance
Many people searching for a rehab that takes insurance are surprised to learn that behavioral health services are typically covered under their benefits. Depending on your policy, your insurance may cover:
- Detox services
- Residential care
- Medication-assisted treatment
- Verify whether we are in-network or out-of-network with your insurance
- Explain your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum
- Identify any required pre-authorizations
- Provide a clear estimate of potential costs
Rehab without insurance: Self-pay options
For those who do not qualify for Medicaid and do not have commercial coverage, we may be able to offer self-pay options. Our admissions team will explain costs clearly and discuss available solutions based on your situation.
We approach every financial conversation with dignity and respect. Our goal is to reduce stress, not add to it. If affordability is your primary concern, call us directly. We will walk you through realistic next steps and help you determine your best path forward.
- Immediate admission without insurance authorization delays
- Increased privacy and discretion
- Flexible planning based on clinical needs
Medication-assisted treatment for fentanyl detox
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is a highly effective for managing fentanyl cravings. Cutting down those cravings helps reduce the chances of relapse during detox. MAT isn’t about swapping one addiction for another—it’s a safe, therapeutic approach designed to gradually ease withdrawal.
Your addiction recovery journey starts here
Spring Grove Recovery combines clinical expertise with responsive, connected care rooted right here in Colorado Springs. Whether you’re using Medicaid, commercial insurance, or exploring self-pay options, we are committed to meeting you where you are and helping you move forward without unnecessary delay.
When you contact us confidentially, we'll work fast to verify your coverage or payment options. You'll speak with a compassionate admissions specialist and, if we're a good fit, may be able to start treatment on the same day.
Call 719.415.3460 or message us online to speak with our admissions team and start your recovery today.
Does Medicaid cover rehab in Colorado?
Yes. Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) often covers medically necessary detox, residential treatment, and medication-assisted treatment. Eligibility and authorization requirements apply. Our team verifies your coverage and explains any financial responsibility before admission.
How much does rehab cost in Colorado?
The cost of addiction treatment depends on the level of care (detox vs. With Medicaid, costs are often minimal or fully covered when medically necessary. With commercial insurance, out-of-pocket costs vary by deductible and plan structure. We provide a clear cost estimate after verifying your benefits.
Start your recovery with confidence
Whole-person healing in the Rockies begins here. When you’re ready to begin treatment, we’re ready to help you make it possible. Whether you’re using commercial insurance, Medicaid, or simply want to explore your options, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
Don’t let financial concerns delay your recovery. Call 719.415.3460 or fill out our simple contact form online. We’ll review your benefits, walk you through your options, and support you in starting the healing process with clarity and confidence.
Common questions.
What if I can’t afford to pay out-of-pocket?
If your insurance does not cover the full cost of treatment, the admissions team can help you explore available financial options. The goal is to reduce stress and ensure you understand practical pathways for receiving care without unnecessary financial pressure. Staff will walk you through your choices and help identify solutions that support your access to treatment.
Is my insurance information private?
Yes. All insurance verification details and treatment-related conversations are confidential and protected under HIPAA regulations. Your personal information is handled securely, and privacy is maintained throughout the admissions and treatment process.
Does insurance cover all levels of care?
During your assessment, the admissions team will review your benefits, explain what is covered, and help you understand how your plan applies to different levels of care so that you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
We'll check your coverage on the call.
Admissions answers 24/7, 365 days a year. The coverage check happens on the call.