To ensure your insurance verification is as smooth and quick as possible, we recommend having a few key items ready when you contact us. We offer free, confidential insurance verification—typically within 24 hours—so you can understand your coverage before your appointment.
While the primary focus is your insurance member information, we recommend bringing the following to your assessment to help us develop a comprehensive, holistic approach to your care:
- Insurance Card: This contains your member ID and group number required for verification.
- Current Medication List: A full list of any medications you are currently taking.
- Court Documents: If you are seeking a court ordered drug and alcohol assessment or a substance abuse evaluation for DUI, please bring any relevant legal paperwork to ensure we meet specific county or state requirements.
We are currently in-network with major providers like Highmark/Blue Cross Blue Shield and many other major plans. Our goal is to remove barriers to care and provide transparent financial information so there are no surprises.
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Results may vary. Consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Information on this site is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Services and outcomes are provided “as is” and not guaranteed.
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