For people who struggle with addiction to drugs or alcohol, treatment can often seem out of reach.  Simply having a strong desire to battle one's addiction isn't enough for success, it also takes funding for treatment. Here at Ignite Recovery we don't want anyone to not be able to obtain treatment due to a lack of available financial resources. If you are searching for a way to help yourself or a loved one get help paying for treatment, you have come to the right place.

Are Drug & Alcohol Treatment Payment Plans Available?

Yes, we can work with individuals on a case-by-case basis for payment plans. Ignite Recovery will personally assess each client based on financial need.  There is no set standard we keep as everyone has individual needs.  Each financial agreement we make is done on a case-by-case basis. Monthly payments will be made as affordable as possible and there is also the possibility of being awarded a scholarship. We're available around the clock, so please call us immediately to begin the process of your personal assessment.

Can We Get Drug or Alcohol Treatment Financing Through You?

Yes. Ignite Recovery offers in-house financing for individual addiction recovery treatment.  We will work with you to make sure your needs are met, and with a minimum of financial strain.

Does Addiction Treatment in Ogden Accept Medical Insurance or Medicaid?

Yes. We accept most insurance payments and Medicaid. We will even call you medical insurance provider to check on your addiction treatment benefits.  Unfortunately, we do not accept Medicare at this time.

Can I Obtain Drug & Alcohol Treatment If I Have Insurance Through Obamacare?

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), sometimes called Obamacare, is a health care system law passed in 2010 that covers addiction treatment. Under the ACA, addiction is no longer considered a pre-existing condition for insurance purposes. If you are addicted to drugs or alcohol, the ACA may be a way to help pay for it. Some of the things you can get with an ACA insurance plan includes:
  • Addiction evaluation
  • Brief intervention
  • Addiction treatment medication
  • Clinic visits
  • Alcohol and drug testing
  • Home health visits
  • Family counseling
  • Anti-craving medication
ACA health insurance plans also assist with inpatient services like medical detox programs. Road To Recovery Sign - Outpatient Treatment

Can I Get Help Paying for Treatment Through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs?

If you are a veteran, there are programs to help you pay for your treatment.  They include:
  • Screens for substance abuse
  • Medical detox with extended support
  • Inpatient treatment
  • Self-help groups
  • Out-patient long-term or short-term treatments
  • Counseling for individuals and couples
  • Medications for managing withdrawal and reduce cravings
As excellent as these resources are, the VA sometimes has no available spots for months.  For someone who is in need now, we work hard to assist in the necessary payments for immediate quality treatment.  We are committed to making it affordable for you by working one-on-one with your family, and our church assists with some of the cost.

How Much Does the Addiction Treatment at Ignite Recovery Cost?

Our 16-week treatment program is $11,500, with four days of structured treatment each week. This program provides consistent clinical support, therapy, and recovery resources designed to help individuals build a strong foundation for long-term recovery. We accept most major insurance plans, which may significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs depending on your coverage. For those paying privately, flexible payment options may be available, and we are happy to work with individuals based on their financial situation whenever possible. Please contact our team to verify insurance benefits or discuss payment options.

Still Have Questions? Contact Ignite Recovery for Assistance

If you still have questions about getting treatment for yourself or a loved one and all the necessary details, Addiction Treatment in Ogden is eager to help you toward recovery.  Contact us for more information at 385-222-3737.