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Most major healthcare networks now recognize addiction and alcoholism for what they are: diseases. This is a positive! It means that an increasing number of insurance policies now cover part, if not all of the treatments provided by GH Recovery Solutions.

Major insurers like Humana, Aetna, Beacon Health Options and Multiplan are among those who have GH Recovery Solutions as part of their network, so chances are your treatment will be covered.

But, we are not going to leave that up to guesswork. When you contact the GH Recovery Solutions admissions team to schedule treatment for yourself or a loved one, our trained and compassionate staff will gather your information and provide you with payment options.

At GH Recovery Solutions our team of highly experienced admissions specialists will take the time to answer any questions you may have, ensuring you thoroughly understand the admissions process and the expectations moving forward.

Often our programs are completely covered by insurance, but even if you lack insurance there are still options for you to be admitted to our programs. At GH Recovery Solutions, your health and recovery take priority.

Insurance networks cover our PHP addiction treatment program, the Intensive Outpatient Program, the Outpatient Program and even the Family Program. GH Recovery Solutions also offers Adventure Therapy, Gender Specific Rehab Treatment, and an Alumni Program that continues to offer support even after you have left our facilities.

Help is available. There is reason for hope. The structure and support you and your loved one’s will receive at GH Recovery Solutions will help you build a foundation that can produce sustainable recovery.

In times like this you have plenty of questions; this is natural. We will answer all of those questions and provide helpful tips that allow this transition to occur as smoothly as possibly. Our admissions team is available 24/7 to answer any questions you might have. Call us at (888) 345-2025 to begin the process toward long-term sobriety.