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Rehab Cost Calculator
Get a detailed estimate of addiction treatment costs based on your situation. Select all that apply for the most accurate range.
Estimate Your Treatment Costs
Select each option below. Your estimated cost range updates automatically.
1What type of treatment are you looking for?
2What type of insurance do you have?
3Expected length of stay / duration
4State (affects regional pricing)
* Estimates are general ranges. Actual costs depend on insurance coverage, facility pricing, medical needs, and length of stay. Verify your insurance for a precise figure.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rehab Costs
How much does rehab cost on average?
Costs range widely: detox typically costs $1,500–$15,000; a 30-day residential program costs $6,000–$60,000 without insurance; luxury programs can reach $120,000+. With private insurance, out-of-pocket costs are typically $1,000–$10,000 for residential. Medicaid-funded programs are often free or very low cost.
Does my insurance pay for rehab?
Under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, most private insurance plans, Medicaid, and Medicare must cover substance use disorder treatment. Call our free helpline or use our insurance verification form to check your specific benefits within minutes.
Is there free or low-cost rehab?
Yes. SAMHSA-funded programs, state-funded treatment, Medicaid-covered programs, and sliding-scale facilities offer treatment at little or no cost for eligible individuals. Call 1-800-662-4357 (SAMHSA) or use our free helpline for referrals.
Does Medicaid cover addiction treatment?
Yes. Under the ACA, Medicaid covers substance use disorder treatment in all 50 states, including detox, residential, PHP, IOP, outpatient, and MAT (Suboxone, methadone, Vivitrol). Eligibility and covered services vary by state.
What affects the final cost of rehab?
Key factors: type of insurance and coverage level; treatment type (detox vs. residential vs. outpatient); length of stay; geographic location (urban costs are typically higher); facility type (standard vs. luxury); whether co-occurring mental health treatment is needed.
