Long Term Addiction Treatment: 90+ Days
Proven extended care programs to help you heal, rebuild, and thrive. Covered by insurance.
Why Long Term Addiction Treatment Works
Many people think 30 days of treatment is enough. The reality? Addiction recovery takes time.
Studies show that 90+ days of treatment greatly increase long term sobriety rates.
Insurance companies recognize the medical necessity of extended care, often authorizing more time for those who need it.
Structured Environment – Safe, substance-free space to build new habits
Therapy & Counseling – Intensive therapy, CBT, and relapse prevention
Peer Support – Long term community for accountability and encouragement
Life Skills Training – Career coaching, financial wellness, and independence
What to Expect in a Long Term Rehab Program
Does Insurance Cover 90+ Days of Rehab?
Medical Necessity & Coverage
Insurance companies approve long term rehab based on medical necessity. If addiction is severe, a history of relapse exists, or co-occurring mental health issues are present, insurers may cover 90+ days of treatment.
A clinical assessment determines the level of care needed, helping justify long term treatment approval.
Plans vary, but many major providers (BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, etc.) cover long term rehab when medically justified.
How We Help With Insurance
We handle the insurance process for you. Our team works directly with providers to get the maximum coverage authorized based on your clinical needs. We also help with appeals if more time is needed.
We provide documentation of medical necessity to ensure you get the longest approved stay possible.
Not sure what your plan covers? Our admissions team can verify your benefits in minutes.
What If My Insurance Denies Coverage?
If insurance denies coverage for extended care, you still have options. We can assist with payment plans, financial resources, and alternative funding solutions to ensure you receive the treatment you need.
Many clients start with shorter authorizations but get extensions based on progress. We help reassess and submit requests as needed.
Still unsure about your options? Call us—we’ll guide you through the next steps to get the care you need.
