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Coverage

We accept Ohio Medicaid, and we'll help you understand your coverage.

Financial uncertainty shouldn't stand between you and care. Oak Grove Recovery accepts Ohio Medicaid, and our admissions team works directly with you to clarify coverage before admission.

Ohio Medicaid

Medicaid coverage for addiction treatment

Oak Grove Recovery accepts Ohio Medicaid and serves adults throughout Westerville, Columbus, the I-270 corridor, and Greater Central Ohio.

Coverage depends on medical necessity and state authorization guidelines. Ohio Medicaid commonly extends to:

  • Medical detox
  • Residential / inpatient addiction treatment
  • Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
  • Case management and discharge planning

Eligibility and coverage vary by individual plan. Our admissions specialists verify benefits and explain authorization steps before admission.

Also accepted

Commercial insurance

Oak Grove Recovery also works with many commercial insurance plans. Our admissions team helps you understand what your specific plan covers.

  • Detox stabilization
  • Residential treatment
  • Medication-assisted treatment (Suboxone, Vivitrol, and Subutex when clinically appropriate)
  • Individual and group therapy services
  • Co-occurring mental-health treatment

Coverage levels vary by policy. We don't guarantee coverage, but we advocate for medical necessity and clear communication throughout the process.

What to expect

How insurance verification works

Verify in-network or out-of-network benefits

Review plan requirements, including pre-authorization

Explain what your plan covers before you make a decision

No coverage?

Self-pay options

If you don't have Medicaid or commercial insurance, self-pay may be a path forward. Our team can discuss program options and payment arrangements confidentially.

Call our admissions team at (614) 654-5669 to talk through your options.

Who we serve

Serving Central Ohio

  • Westerville
  • Columbus
  • The I-270 corridor
  • Greater Central Ohio
FAQs

Paying for treatment, answered

Does Medicaid cover addiction treatment in Ohio?

Ohio Medicaid often covers medically necessary detox and residential addiction treatment. Coverage depends on eligibility, medical necessity, and state authorization requirements. Oak Grove Recovery accepts Ohio Medicaid and verifies benefits before admission.

What treatment centers in Columbus accept Medicaid?

Several treatment centers in the Columbus area accept Medicaid. Oak Grove Recovery, in Westerville, accepts Ohio Medicaid for detox and residential addiction treatment, subject to benefit verification.

Can I go to treatment without insurance?

Yes. If you don't have Medicaid or commercial insurance, self-pay may be an option. Our admissions team can discuss program options and payment arrangements confidentially.

What if my insurance only covers part of treatment?

Coverage varies by plan. Our admissions team reviews your specific benefits and explains what's covered — and what isn't — before you make a decision, so you know what to expect.

How do I verify my insurance benefits?

The fastest way is to contact our admissions team directly. We'll check your behavioral health coverage and walk you through any authorization requirements.

Does Oak Grove Recovery help with insurance approval?

Yes. We work directly with insurance providers to confirm medical necessity and submit required documentation. Final approval depends on your insurance plan.

Is detox covered by Medicaid?

Medicaid often covers medically supervised detox when it's considered medically necessary. Coverage depends on individual eligibility and authorization guidelines.

What's the fastest way to start treatment with Medicaid?

Contact our admissions team directly, provide your insurance information, and complete a clinical assessment. Once benefits are confirmed, admission can move forward quickly, depending on availability.

Reach out today

Real change begins at Oak Grove.

You don't have to navigate this alone. Our admissions team is here 24/7 to answer your questions, verify your coverage, and help you access care immediately.