Find out if your insurance covers addiction and mental health treatment at Valley Spring. Our admissions team handles verification and pre-authorization so you can focus on getting better.
Takes 2 minutes
Local NJ payers listed first. Our admissions team verifies benefits and handles pre-authorization on your behalf.
Insurance Plans Accepted
Typical Verification Turnaround
We Handle All Paperwork
Submit your information below and our admissions team will verify your coverage. You will receive a response within one business day.
We handle every step so you can focus on what matters most: starting your recovery.
Complete the form above or call (201) 781-8812. Provide your insurance details and basic contact information. This takes less than two minutes.
Our admissions team contacts your insurance company directly to verify your behavioral health benefits, coverage levels, deductibles, and pre-authorization requirements.
We break down your coverage in plain language: what is covered, your estimated out-of-pocket costs, and any pre-authorization that was obtained on your behalf.
Once verified, our team schedules your intake. Most patients begin treatment the same day or next day. We handle ongoing authorization throughout your care.
Insurance coverage is determined by ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) criteria. Here are the levels of care we provide and how they align with insurance benefits.
ASAM criteria is the national standard used by insurance companies to determine the appropriate level of addiction treatment. Your insurer uses these levels to authorize coverage. Valley Spring is licensed and accredited to provide care at multiple ASAM levels, and our clinical team works directly with your insurance to ensure ongoing authorization at every stage of your treatment.
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Our most intensive outpatient level. Six days a week of structured programming including process groups, psychoeducation, health and wellness, and individual therapy. Designed for individuals stepping down from inpatient or residential treatment who need substantial daily structure.
Learn about PHP →Evening programming available in 5-day and 3-day tracks. Allows you to maintain work, school, and family obligations while receiving focused clinical treatment. Process groups, psychoeducation, and life skills development.
Learn about IOP →Flexible outpatient and virtual programming for ongoing support. Virtual IOP delivers full clinical programming through secure telehealth with dedicated virtual staff. Standard outpatient meets 1-2 days per week as a final step-down.
Learn about Virtual IOP →Common questions and facts about using insurance for addiction and mental health treatment.
Federal law requires most insurance plans to cover mental health and substance use treatment at the same level as medical and surgical benefits. Your plan cannot impose stricter limits on behavioral health care than on physical health care.
Most insurance plans require pre-authorization before treatment begins. Our admissions team handles this process entirely on your behalf. We obtain initial authorization and manage ongoing reauthorizations throughout your stay.
Your out-of-pocket costs depend on your specific plan, deductible, copay, and coinsurance. After verifying your benefits, we provide a clear breakdown of estimated costs before you commit to treatment. There are no surprise bills.
Federal regulation 42 CFR Part 2 provides enhanced privacy protections for substance use treatment records. Your employer, family members, or others cannot access your treatment information without your explicit written consent.
If your insurance is active today, your benefits are available today. There is no waiting period to begin treatment. In most cases, we can verify your benefits and schedule your intake within 24-48 hours of your initial call.
Even if Valley Spring is not in your plan's network, you may still have out-of-network behavioral health benefits. Our team will check these benefits and explain your options so you can make an informed decision about your care.
Our admissions team will verify your benefits, explain your coverage, and help you start treatment. One call is all it takes.