Insurance verification

Verify Insurance for Rehab in San Antonio

You can verify your insurance for rehab in San Antonio by calling our admissions team at 210-334-0098. We'll contact your insurance company, check your benefits for outpatient addiction and mental health treatment, and get back to you with the details before you decide on next steps in our admissions process.

Verify my benefitsWhat to have ready

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Verify my benefits

Call our admissions team and tell us you'd like to verify your insurance. Have your insurance card nearby, and we'll take it from there.

Call 210-334-0098

Free, with no obligation. Checking your benefits costs nothing, and asking doesn't commit you to treatment.

We do the legwork. Our team contacts your insurance company for you.

Plain-language answers. We'll get back to you quickly with the details of your coverage.

Private. We use your information to check your benefits and talk with you about care.

What happens next

What happens when you ask us to verify your insurance

Verifying your benefits starts with one phone call. Here's what happens next.

1

You call us

Call 210-334-0098 and let us know you'd like to verify your insurance.

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We check your benefits

Our admissions team contacts your insurance company to learn what your plan includes for outpatient treatment.

3

We talk it through

We'll explain what we learned in plain language, including costs your plan says you may be responsible for.

4

You complete a pre-screening

If you'd like to move forward, you'll do a pre-screening with our clinical team by phone or in person.

5

You start care

Once everything's clear, we'll help you schedule your first day.

Insurance card being handed over to verify benefits for rehab
What to have ready

Your full name and date of birth

Your insurance company's name

Your member ID and group number (both are on your insurance card)

The best phone number or email to reach you

The type of care you're asking about, if you know it (PHP, IOP, or mental health care)

If someone else holds the policy, such as a spouse or parent, their name and date of birth help too.

Insurance

Insurance plans we work with

We work with many Texas health plans, including the carriers below. Every plan is different, though. Seeing your carrier here doesn't mean your specific plan covers your care. We'll check your exact plan before we talk about coverage or network status.

Aetna logo
BlueCross BlueShield logo
TRICARE logo
TriWest Healthcare Alliance logo
Baylor Scott & White logo
UnitedHealthcare logo
Christus Health logo
Cigna logo
Magellan Health logo
Ambetter Health logo

Find your insurance carrier

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas

Veterans & military

TRICARE East and TriWest have their own eligibility and authorization rules. Our admissions team confirms them with you directly before care begins.

Don't see your plan?

Call us anyway. We'll check what your plan includes. If you don't have insurance, or your plan won't cover everything, ask us about self-pay and payment plan options.

Benefits check

What we check when we verify your benefits

Network status

Whether we're in or out of network for your plan can change what you pay.

Deductible

How much you've already paid toward it this year, and how much is left.

Copay or coinsurance

What you may owe per visit or as a percentage after your deductible.

Prior authorization

Some plans need to approve PHP or IOP before you start.

Visit or day limits

Some plans cap how many sessions or days they'll cover.

Out-of-network benefits

Whether your plan pays anything outside its network, and what you might owe.

We can't confirm coverage or costs until your insurance company confirms your plan details. Your insurer's answer is what counts, and we'll walk you through it.

Verify my benefits

Have your insurance card handy? Give us a call and we'll check your benefits.

Call 210-334-0098
Why New Day

Why people verify their benefits with us

Women talking during a support group at New Day Recovery

We're local

Our clinic is in the Castle Hills area of San Antonio, and you'll talk with our own admissions team.

Families are part of it

We host a family group every Tuesday from 6:00 to 7:30 PM, in person and online.

Care that fits your schedule

Day and evening IOP groups let many people keep working or going to school.

Want to know who you'll be working with? Meet our team or learn more about New Day Recovery.

Visit us

Our San Antonio location

New Day Recovery Services

1931 NW Military Hwy, Suite 204
San Antonio, TX 78213
Castle Hills area

Call 210-334-0098

Reception area at New Day Recovery Services in San Antonio
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything to verify my insurance?

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No. Checking your benefits is free, and asking doesn't commit you to treatment.

Will my insurance cover PHP or IOP?

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Many health plans include benefits for outpatient addiction and mental health treatment, but every plan is different. We'll check your specific plan and tell you what we find. Coverage is only confirmed once your insurance company confirms it.

How long does it take to verify my insurance?

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We'll get back to you quickly once we have your details. Timing depends on your insurance company, and we'll keep you posted if anything takes longer.

Do I need prior authorization?

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Some plans require approval before PHP or IOP starts, and some don't. We'll tell you whether yours does and explain the next steps.

What if my insurance plan isn't on your list?

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Call us anyway. We'll check what your plan includes. If insurance isn't an option, ask us about self-pay and payment plans.

Is my information kept private?

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Yes. We use your information to check your benefits and talk with you about care.

Ready when you are

One free phone call is all it takes to find out what your plan includes.

Verify my benefits
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Medical & Legal Disclaimer

The information on this page is for general education and isn't medical, legal, or financial advice. Insurance benefits vary by plan, and coverage is confirmed only by your insurance company. Talk with a qualified healthcare provider about your situation. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.