What's typically different
- Smaller client numbers and more one-on-one therapy
- Private or semi-private rooms
- Wellness services: fitness, nutrition, massage, yoga, mindfulness
- Executive tracks with limited phone or laptop access for work
- Discreet admissions and settings
What insurance covers
Commercial insurance may cover the clinical part of treatment at a private program that is in network or accepts out-of-network benefits. Amenities are generally not covered. Ask for a written breakdown of what's billed to insurance and what you'll pay.
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Call (866) 649-0814What to verify
Look past the photos. Verify the program's DCF license and licensed services, ask about clinical staff credentials, how detox and psychiatric care are handled, and what aftercare looks like. Be wary of pressure tactics or offers of free travel or other perks to attend, which can signal patient brokering, a crime in Florida.
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