Alaska Alcohol & Drug Rehab Centers That Accept Medicaid (75)

Alaska Alcohol & Drug Treatment Centers That Accept Medicaid

Data from the United States Census Bureau indicates that the median per capita income in Alaska is $35,065. Contrast this figure with the reality that the average 30-day residential treatment program costs between $25,000 to $30,000 and the need for assistance become very clear.

Recent explosions in addiction and overdoses in Alaska, as well as the rest of the country, have mandated increased accessibility and affordability of quality care. The reality of alcohol and drug rehab is that it’s expensive; however, there are a variety of resources to help you or your loved one make the process easier and more accessible, including Medicaid.

Alaska is home to numerous facilities that accept Medicaid, including but not limited to:

• Volunteers of America – Alaska
• Salvation Army – Clitheroe Center
• Cook Inlet Tribal Center
• Cooper River Native Association Behavioral Health Services
• Discovery Cove
• Women’s and Children’s Center for Inner Healing
• Ralph Perdue Center
• Bartlett Regional Hospital – Rainforest Recovery Center
• Providence Kodiak Island Counseling Center

Substance abuse treatment services covered by Medicaid usually include detox and withdrawal management and outpatient counseling. Talk to the admissions professionals at your prospective facility to determine your exact options and eligibility requirements under Alaska’s Medicaid laws.

There’s no reason why treatment should be cost-prohibitive. Get the help you need today.

Resources:

• Alaska Facts