Orange County addiction & mental health

Scholarships

When Cost Stands Between Someone And Care.

Drug and alcohol rehab scholarships can help close the gap by covering a large part of the cost, or even all of it, for people who qualify.

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Check insurance first, then ask about scholarships

Most funding conversations start with a check of your insurance benefits. When insurance alone isn't enough, we review scholarships case by case.

How it works

How Scholarships Help With The Cost Of Treatment

  1. Step 1

    What A Rehab Scholarship Is

    A scholarship can cover part or all of the cost of treatment for people who are uninsured, underinsured, or can't afford it on their own. It helps when price is the only thing keeping someone from care.

  2. Step 2

    Why Cost Gets In The Way

    The cost of addiction treatment varies widely, and some private programs cost tens of thousands of dollars. That gap is the reason scholarships exist.

  3. Step 3

    How We Look At Options With You

    Start by asking admissions about your insurance, then ask whether any scholarship or other funding might apply. We review every case individually.

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Questions To Settle Alongside Funding

  • Insurance First

    Ask admissions to check your insurance before you look at a scholarship. Benefits vary by plan, and your insurer makes the final coverage decision.

    Insurance information
  • The Right Level Of Care

    It's easier to talk about funding once you know whether PHP, IOP, Evening IOP, or OP is the right fit.

    Levels of care
  • A Confidential Review

    Tell admissions about your situation, and we'll review whether you qualify privately and without any pressure.

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Talk with admissions

Ask About Scholarships, Insurance, And Next Steps

Tell us about your situation confidentially. We'll help you understand your insurance benefits first, then look at whether a scholarship or other funding might apply.

Or call (800) 808-6757

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Ask about scholarships, insurance, and next steps.

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(800) 808-6757