Ocean Ridge Treatment & Recovery
Detox, Treatment, Recovery
If you’re ready to start addiction treatment but feeling overwhelmed by the potential costs—you’re not alone. The price tag of rehab can seem intimidating, especially if you’re already dealing with the stress of substance use or mental health issues. The good news? There is help out there. Whether you’re looking for inpatient rehab, outpatient services, or a treatment center that offers specialized care, you don’t have to figure it all out on your own—or pay for it all upfront.
At Ocean Ridge Recovery in Orange County, California, we’re not just here to support your recovery process—we’re also here to help you understand your options for financial assistance, insurance coverage, and affordable alcohol and drug addiction treatment programs. If you’re an employee trying to get your life back on track, here are some of the best resources available to help you cover addiction treatment services.
If you have health insurance, the first step is checking your insurance coverage. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, many insurance plans are required to provide financial aid for addiction treatment and mental health services just like any other medical condition. This includes inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, and sometimes even medication-assisted treatment at a rehab center.
Not sure what your plan covers? The Ocean Ridge team can verify your insurance provider information for you, and help you understand your insurance plan so you can make the most of your benefits and receive treatment.
Government-funded programs like the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant (SAPT BG) exist specifically to help people receive substance abuse treatment who might not be able to afford it otherwise. These block grants are administered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and often prioritized for pregnant women, people with co-occurring mental health issues, and those without private insurance.
SAMHSA also has a treatment locator tool and 24/7 helpline to connect you with local programs that offer financial assistance or public assistance. These programs often help cover rehab programs, treatment services, and alcohol addiction treatment for individuals and their family members.
Your employer, whether it’s Boeing, Vibram, or any other company, might offer an Employee Assistance Program (EAP)—a free and confidential service that can help you navigate alcohol treatment, drug rehab, and mental health services. These programs often connect you with treatment centers, help with the admissions process, and even assist in covering costs or finding non-profit organizations and community resources.
Many treatment centers understand that not everyone can pay upfront. That’s why Ocean Ridge and other rehab facilities often offer private financing, payment plans, and sliding scale options based on income. If you’re exploring treatment options and worried about costs, don’t be afraid to ask what kind of financial support or financing plans are available.
There are also non-profit organizations and community-based programs that specialize in drug and alcohol rehabilitation, particularly for those facing economic hardship. These programs can offer quality care, even if you don’t have insurance or a lot of money to spend.
We know that financial stress can be one of the biggest obstacles to getting treatment. But financial help for rehab is more accessible than you might think. Whether it’s through block grants, insurance, your employer, or community resources, there are many paths toward getting the care you need.
At Ocean Ridge, we’ll walk alongside you every step of the way—from verifying your insurance coverage to finding the right treatment facility to match your needs and budget. If you’re ready to enter treatment, we’re here to make sure money isn’t what holds you back from recovery.
Reach out to us today. Let’s explore your options together.
Our medical, clinical, and counseling staffs on site are available 24/7.
Bobby Nassiri is a seasoned Program Director and Business Development Director with over 12 years of experience in the behavioral health industry. Since earning his CADCII counselor certification in 2017, Bobby has been dedicated to improving the lives of individuals through compassionate care and innovative program development. Bobby’s expertise spans a wide range of areas, including strategic business growth, program management, and client counseling. His comprehensive approach to behavioral health ensures that every program he directs is both effective and empathetic, catering to the unique needs of each individual client. Outside of his professional endeavors, Bobby enjoys spending quality time with friends and family, practicing Brazilian jiu jitsu, and attending concerts. His diverse interests and commitment to personal well-being reflect his holistic approach to life and work.
So, you’ve decided to go to rehab. You’ve figured out where you want to go. You’ve figured out how to pay for it. You’ve figured out what to do about your job. Everything is falling into place except…
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Addiction doesn’t discriminate—it can impact anyone, no matter their career or position. For professionals, juggling work responsibilities while trying to seek help can feel nearly impossible. You might not have the option to step away from your job entirely to focus on treatment. That’s why finding a rehab tailored to professionals is crucial.
Addiction doesn’t discriminate—it can impact anyone, no matter their career or position. For professionals, juggling work responsibilities while trying to seek help can feel nearly impossible. You might not have the option to step away from your job entirely to focus on treatment.
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In fact, in 2020, 40.3 million Americans struggled with a substance use disorder. Our friends, family, and loved ones need help and compassionate care from quality drug and alcohol rehab centers.
The admissions process for Ocean Ridge Treatment and Recovery is quick and convenient. Our Drug Rehab and Alcohol Rehab programs are modern, effective, and based in clinical excellence.
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