There are several factors that impact the cost of professional substance abuse treatment, including insurance coverage, level of care recommended by the clinical team (whether residential or outpatient, etc.), and the duration of treatment.

Cost of treatment is a critical factor for most patients and families, and that’s why Valley Hope has a team dedicated to working with you to ensure patients understand the cost and coverage options. By calling a Valley Hope recovery expert at (800) 544-5101, a free, confidential assessment can determine what level of care you need to find healing, and our financial counselors work with you and your insurance provider to ensure you maximize your benefits, and can help with a plan to cover any out of pocket costs, if necessary.

For best recovery outcomes, it is recommended for patients to continue clinical substance use disorder (SUD) treatment for at least one year, with a mix of inpatient and outpatient programs.

The length of stay at a drug and alcohol rehab varies and depends on the level of care needed and the customized treatment plan that may recommend residential and outpatient treatment. For example, some patients require medically-monitored detoxification to help safely and comfortably manage the symptoms of withdrawal, lasting from a few days to a week, depending on the severity of withdrawal. After detox, a residential treatment stay will likely be recommended to ensure long-term recovery. At Valley Hope, residential rehab usually lasts up to 30-45 days.

Upon completion of residential treatment, patients are referred to continue care at an intensive outpatient addiction treatment program (IOP). IOP programs are flexible, allowing patients to receive treatment and strengthen sobriety while living at home and meeting family and work responsibilities. At Valley Hope, intensive outpatient treatment programs (IOP) meet for approximately 3 hours per day, 3 days a week, and include 36 sessions.

After completion of IOP, Valley Hope offers an outpatient Continuing Care program for up to one year, providing a weekly, one-hour small group experience led by a licensed clinician. Explore more about Valley Hope Addiction Treatment and Recovery clinical services.

Learn more about what length of stay may be recommended for you by calling (800) 544-5101.

"Out-of-pocket" essentially refers to the amount you pay for treatment services beyond what insurance pays. Because insurance policies are different, so do out-of-pocket costs. Valley Hope has more than five decades of experience helping patients navigate insurance policies and manage treatment expenses. It is likely your insurance plan has a limit on how much a patient has to pay out of their own pocket. Valley Hope accepts most insurance plans.