INSURANCE • AFFORDABILITY • DIRECT PHYSICIAN CARE
Addiction Treatment May Be More Affordable Than You Think
Addiction treatment insurance can make effective care far more affordable. Whether you have insurance or pay out of pocket, treatment doesn’t have to mean expensive rehab or thousands of dollars a month in care. We’ll help you understand your coverage, medication costs, and affordable treatment options.
“Start with the doctor you’re going to stay with”— Dr. Watson
Quality Treatment You Can Afford
Do We Accept Your Insurance?
We accept many major insurance plans for office-based addiction treatment. Coverage and patient costs vary by individual plan, but these are the insurance networks we currently participate with.
Have a question about your individual insurance coverage?
SELF-PAY & OUT-OF-NETWORK OPTIONS
No Insurance — or Don’t See Your Plan?
Insurance is not required to receive treatment with Dr. Watson. Affordable self-pay options are available for patients without insurance or whose insurance we do not participate with.
And if you have insurance—even if we don’t accept your particular plan—it can still significantly reduce your overall treatment costs. Your insurance may continue to cover medications, laboratory testing, and other eligible services while you pay privately for your visits with Dr. Watson.
This can make a particularly large difference with medications such as Sublocade and Brixadi, which can cost thousands of dollars per month without insurance coverage.
What Is Addiction Already Costing You?
Cost is one of the most common reasons people hesitate to start addiction treatment. But the cost of treatment should be compared with what addiction may already be costing you.
A $100-a-day habit is about $700 a week, $3,000 a month, and $36,500 a year. Even $50 a day adds up to more than $18,000 a year. For many patients, the money already being spent on opioids, kratom extracts, 7-OH, alcohol, or other substances can far exceed the cost of ongoing outpatient treatment.
The question may not be whether you can afford treatment. It may be how much longer you can afford the addiction.
THE TRUE VALUE GOES BEYOND MONEY
The true value of recovery isn’t measured only in dollars. It’s the peace of mind that comes from knowing your treatment is under control—and the freedom to move forward without addiction continuing to dictate your time, your decisions, and your life.
If you’re concerned about insurance coverage or the cost of treatment, talk with us. We’ll help you understand your options and find the most practical path forward.