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Addiction Treatment Center in Asheville, NC
At October Road, we want everyone who needs behavioral health and addiction treatment services to have access to the care they need. We work with numerous insurance providers who include mental health services in their plans.
Providers we work with include:
Medicaid-Accepted Drug & Alcohol Rehab
Getting clean from drugs and alcohol takes time and effort, but many also worry it will cost more than they can afford. Fortunately, Medicaid has covered substance abuse and mental health programs since the Affordable Care Act was enacted. Prior to this, coverage was an optional benefit through Medicaid, and only limited coverage was offered.
It’s important to know that not all addiction treatment centers are required to accept Medicaid. At October Road, we’re proud to fill the gap for patients who have Medicaid coverage. The benefit of Medicaid is that needy recipients will have very low, if any copayments for attending drug and alcohol rehab programs within the state of North Carolina.
The majority of copays are under $30, making drug and alcohol addiction treatment quite affordable for low-income adults.
Medicaid covers the following drug rehab services and more:
If you are looking for an outpatient rehab program in North Carolina that is covered by Medicaid, turn to October Road. We believe income should not be an obstacle standing in the way of your wellbeing, and that’s why we offer comprehensive treatment for patients who have a desire to achieve and maintain lasting sobriety.
Uninsured Patients
Not all insurance plans will cover addiction treatment or behavioral health services.
We accept the following forms of payment:
If you are concerned about your ability to pay for treatment, contact us and tell us about your situation. Helping people is our priority, and providing people with the treatment they need comes first. There may be a way to have your treatment covered or find a payment plan that works with your budget.
Don’t let cost be a roadblock to one of the most important things you can do for yourself or your loved one.