Self-Pay Treatment in Virginia
1118 facilities accept this payment option
Paying for addiction treatment out-of-pocket, including understanding costs, negotiating rates, and finding affordable options.
How to Check Coverage
- Ask treatment providers about their full self-pay rates
- Inquire about sliding scale fees based on income
- Ask about payment plans or financing options
- Compare costs across different providers and levels of care
- Ask about any available scholarships or grants for treatment
- Consider whether state-funded treatment options might be available
- Understand what is included in quoted prices
Information to Collect
- Understanding of your financial situation and budget
- Information about your income for sliding scale applications
- Documentation that may be required for financial assistance programs
- Questions about exactly what services are included in quoted prices
Counties with Self-Pay Facilities
Fairfax
115 facilities
Richmond
58 facilities
Virginia Beach
51 facilities
Roanoke
47 facilities
Henrico
44 facilities
Chesterfield
33 facilities
Prince William
25 facilities
Norfolk
25 facilities
Arlington
23 facilities
Chesapeake
22 facilities
Hampton
17 facilities
Lynchburg
20 facilities
Montgomery
19 facilities
Loudoun
17 facilities
Washington
18 facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does treatment cost without insurance?
Costs vary widely by level of care and provider. Outpatient may range from $50-200 per session. IOP might cost $250-500 per day. Residential treatment can range from several hundred to over a thousand dollars per day.
Are there free treatment options?
State-funded programs, community health centers, and some nonprofit organizations offer free or reduced-cost treatment. Eligibility may be based on income, residency, or other factors.
What is a sliding scale fee?
Sliding scale means the fee is adjusted based on your ability to pay, typically based on income. Many providers offer sliding scale options for those who qualify.
Can I negotiate the price of treatment?
Sometimes. Many providers are willing to discuss rates, payment plans, or discounts for upfront payment. It's worth asking about options to make treatment more affordable.
Are there loans or financing for treatment?
Some treatment facilities offer financing or payment plans. Healthcare credit cards and personal loans are options some people use. Be cautious about taking on debt and understand the terms.
What about state-funded treatment?
Virginia has publicly funded treatment options for those who qualify. Contact your local Community Services Board to learn about available programs and eligibility requirements.