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Simple Admissions Process

At Rolling Hills Recovery Center, we create customized treatment plans tailored to each individual’s needs. We are dedicated to the life-changing experience our clients encounter in our care. Please verify your coverage online or call (855) 559-8550 to begin the admissions process. Once this form is received, one of our patient navigators will contact you and start the following steps. Your privacy and confidentiality are of utmost importance. All forms are encrypted and HIPPA compliant.

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Our Admissions Process

Step 1

Tell Us Your Situation

Immediately speak with one of our caring admissions experts and let them understand your situation.

Step 2

Insurance Verification

Get a free and 100% confidential insurance verification. If you are uninsured, we can discuss our flexible payment options.

Step 3

Pre-Screen Assessment

We will then go over any medical conditions, prior usage, and any underlying co-occurring disorders.

Step 4

Welcome to Recovery

Our patient navigators will then arrange a time and date to begin treatment at Rolling Hills Recovery Center.

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Meet Our Admisssions Team

Samantha Souders

Samantha Souders Director of Admissions

Brittany Robertson

Brittany Robertson Admissions Coordinator

Jane Difabio

Jane Difabio VP of Business Development

Debra Breheny

Debra Breheny Regional Director of Outreach

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Questions About Rehab

Will Insurance Cover Drug & Alcohol Rehab?

Private insurance is the most common and effective payment method for addiction treatment. It can pay for a significant number, if not all, of your rehabilitation appointments. Thanks to the efforts by private lobbyists and the government, rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction is now a mandatory benefit under insurance after the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Paying for Addiction Treatment

Ways to Pay for Addiction Treatment

Here are the five points for financing that might be helpful for your treatment: 1. Insurance 2. Self-Pay or Payment plan 3. Loan or second mortgage 4. Funding or Scholarships 5. Family

Insurance If a person has some benefits, they can use them for treatment and take advantage of insurance. If you use health insurance providers so that you can recover yourself from addiction because they collect payment regularly or they have scheduled their income as well.

Self-Pay The second method is self-pay, and in this method, you can pay for treatment in lump sums or months and create a payment plan so that you can pay weekly, monthly, or whatever you choose the way to treat.

Loan The third method to pay is a loan. You can take a loan or a second mortgage from those homeowners.

Funding or Scholarships If you do some research, then you can find a lot of funding or scholarships for you that are available to you there.

Family The last method to pay is family. Your family can help you financially with your treatment. There are many options available for you as a key for financial assistance so that you can choose one of these methods for addiction treatment.

Will I loose my job if I go to rehab?

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How much does addiction treatment cost?

Depending on your needs, treatment options for addiction vary from extensive medical detox to inpatient (or residential) care plans to less intensive outpatient ones.

If your addiction is chronic or you are also grappling with a dual diagnosis, then long-term care at a residential facility is often the best option; but it is more costly. It’s even more expensive when your situation necessitates the consultation of many specialists and the administration of costly drugs.

When is it time to go to rehab?

Many believe that a person does not need to go to rehab, even if they struggle with the most severe addiction withdrawal symptoms. Still, studies show that last year almost 100,000 people died in the United States due to substance use disorder or overdoses.

As 22 million people are suffering from addiction to either drugs or alcohol, there is a need to talk about this subject more casually. Many people don’t go to rehab because they feel ashamed of being addicted. There is a need to make them realize that no one can judge them if they see any symptoms; they should decide to visit a rehab as soon as possible.

Questions About After Rehab

Does Rolling Hills Recovery Center offer aftercare services?

Aftercare is initiated upon admission to ensure a seamless transition after completing our program. All clients receive an aftercare plan at the time of discharge. Aftercare planning includes community resources such as; self-help groups, private therapists, medical doctors, psychiatric professionals, employment agencies, legal help, and primary healthcare facilities.

Does Rolling Hills Recovery Center have an alumni program?

Yes, as a part of our aftercare services, we offer up to three months of follow-up calls, support groups, lists of group support meetings, specialized alumni functions, and more.

Does Rolling Hills Recovery Center have a 24-hour support line?

Yes, our 24-hour helpline is available to anyone in need of assistance. Speak with someone who was once where you are and has found a solution to life issues that may hinder sobriety.

What happens if I relapse?

Our 24-hour helpline is available to anyone that has experienced a relapse after completing treatment. Speaking with our staff is the first step in formulating a plan of action to prevent a relapse from reverting to addiction. If you have experienced a relapse and want to talk to someone, please get in touch with us immediately at 855-559-8550.

Where do I live after treatment?

Rolling Hills Recovery Center has relationships with sober living communities throughout the country. Upon completion of our program, our case management department will implement a complete aftercare plan, including transitional housing and other possible living accommodations that may be available to you.

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