The Road to Recovery Starts with You: Verify Insurance & Connect with Carlsbad Recovery

Hassle-Free Insurance Verification for Outpatient Treatment in San Diego

At Carlsbad Beach Recovery, we make it simple to start your journey toward long-term recovery. Our team understands the challenges of navigating insurance plans while seeking high-quality substance use disorder and mental health treatment. That’s why we handle the details, so you can focus on healing.

We work with most major insurance providers, including Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, Regence, Premera, UnitedHealthcare, UMR, GEHA, Sutter, and Blue Shield. Whether you’re interested in intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) or our partial hospitalization programs (PHP), we’ll help you understand what your plan covers.

Get Started Today – It’s Fast & Confidential

To begin, simply call us or fill out our secure Insurance Coverage Verification Form. Our admissions team will quickly verify your benefits, explain your customized treatment plan costs, and answer any questions—without obligation.

Discussion around insurance plans and coverage for substance abuse or mental health conditions all focused on Outpatient Treatment Programs at Carlsbad Beach Recovery

Carlsbad Recovery will attempt to verify your health insurance benefits and/or necessary authorizations on your behalf. Please note, this is only a quote of benefits and/or authorization. We cannot guarantee payment or verification eligibility as conveyed by your health insurance provider will be accurate and complete. Payment of benefits are subject to all terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions of the member’s contract at time of service. Your health insurance company will only pay for services that it determines to be “reasonable and necessary.” Carlsbad Recovery will make every effort to have all services preauthorized by your health insurance company. If your health insurance company determines that a particular service is not reasonable and necessary, or that a particular service is not covered under your plan, your insurer will deny payment for that service and it will become your responsibility.