Pricing & Financing
Pricing and Financing
Mind-U is a private-pay residential treatment center, with four program lengths ranging from a 35-day intensive to a full year, and financing available on every plan.
Program Costs
Financial Support Available — Up to 60% in Scholarships
No family should be turned away by cost. Mind-U offers scholarships covering up to 60% of program fees based on financial need — ask your admissions coordinator for details.
| Program | Length | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Intensive | 35 days | $15,000 USD Up to 60% in scholarships |
| Comprehensive — Most requested | 90 days | $40,000 USD Up to 60% in scholarships |
| Extended | 6 months | $70,000 USD Up to 60% in scholarships |
| Full Year | 1 year | $120,000 USD Up to 60% in scholarships |
*Prices subject to change without notice.
Naltrexone Implant (Relapse Prevention)
A separate, non-narcotic option for relapse prevention after medical stabilization — not one of the four residential programs above. Learn more about the naltrexone implant →
| Format | Cost |
|---|---|
| Outpatient application | $1,900 USD |
| 1-week residential — basic (stabilization + implant) | $3,500 USD |
| 15-day residential — comprehensive (adds holistic, psychiatric & nutritional support) | $6,500 USD |
Requires a prior laboratory workup and medical approval by Dr. Rochin.
Insurance and PPO Reimbursement
Mind-U is a private-pay program and does not bill insurance directly. Many PPO plans offer out-of-network reimbursement, and our admissions team can help guide you through requesting that reimbursement after treatment.
Financing and Current Promotions
Ask our admissions team about financing plans and current promotions.
How PPO out-of-network reimbursement actually works, step by step →
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does PPO out-of-network reimbursement actually mean for treatment costs?
How do I pay for residential treatment if I don't have insurance that covers it?
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