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Long Term Addiction Treatment: 90+ Days

90 Days of Real Healing and Lasting Recovery
When 30 days isn’t enough, our extended care programs give you the time, support, and structure to truly rebuild your life. Most major insurance plans accepted.

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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

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What’s Included in a 90+ Day Program?

Safe & Structured Environment
- Drug- and alcohol-free living with 24/7 support to help break the cycle of addiction.
Evidence-Based Therapies
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-informed counseling, group therapy, and relapse prevention planning.
Peer Support & Accountability
- Connect with others on the same path to recovery. Long-term healing is easier when you’re not alone.
Life Skills & Independence Building
- From financial wellness to career support and emotional regulation—learn the skills to thrive post-treatment.

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Long Term Addiction Treatment: 90+ Days for Lasting Recovery

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Your Path to Recovery: Step-by-Step

Phase 1: Detox (If Needed)
Supervised medical detox with 24/7 care to manage withdrawal safely.
Phase 2: Residential-Style Treatment (30–60 Days)
Daily therapy, structure, and healing in a comfortable, supportive environment.
Phase 3: Extended Care (60–90+ Days)
Apply recovery tools in real-life settings while continuing intensive therapy and support.
✔️ Dual Diagnosis Treatment
✔️ Clinical Case Management
✔️ Family Therapy & Support
✔️ Discharge Planning & Aftercare Setup

Does Insurance Cover Long-Term Treatment?

Yes, in many cases—when it’s medically necessary.
Most major insurers like Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare approve 90+ days of treatment when supported by clinical assessments.

We help with every step:

Verifying your benefits
Providing clinical documentation
Submitting authorization requests
Filing appeals if coverage is denied
Extending your stay based on progress

You don’t have to figure this out alone. We’ll handle it.

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Why Choose Long-Term Addiction Treatment?

Addiction doesn’t develop overnight—and recovery doesn’t happen overnight either. Research shows that 90+ days in treatment leads to higher sobriety success rates, especially for those with long-term substance use, relapse history, or co-occurring mental health challenges.
Insurance companies now recognize this. If you need it, we’ll help you fight to get it covered.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Long Term Treatment

Insurance companies may cover 90+ days of long term treatment if medical necessity is proven. This includes severe addiction, a history of relapse, or co-occurring mental health conditions.

A clinical assessment is used to determine the level of care needed. This helps justify long-term treatment and secure insurance approval.

Many major providers—like BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, and UHC—cover long-term rehab when it’s medically necessary and properly documented.

Our team works directly with your insurance provider to get the maximum coverage authorized. We also help with appeals if more time in treatment is needed.

We submit clinical documentation that shows medical necessity to help secure the longest possible stay covered by your plan.

Yes. Our admissions team can verify your benefits in just a few minutes and explain what’s covered.

If coverage is denied, we offer payment plans and can connect you with financial resources to make sure you still get care.

Yes. Many clients begin with shorter authorizations, and we help request extensions based on clinical progress and reassessment.

Call us. We’ll walk you through your options and help you get the treatment you need, no matter where you’re starting from.