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Give us a call to discuss our unique program and how we can help your teen and family recover, complete an assessment, verify insurance benefits and arrange financials, and have all of your questions answered before treatment.
This is what the Lord says: “Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls.
Jeremiah 6:16 NIV
What will it cost? It’s difficult when a loved one you care about is in the depths of substance abuse or mental health struggles, and you aren’t sure if the right treatment is affordable. Thankfully, we accept a wide range of insurance plans, and our admissions coordinators will take the time to verify your benefits, work out any financial obligations, and work out authorization with your insurance on your behalf. If your teenager is a good fit for our treatment philosophy both clinically and medically, we’ll do all we can to make sure financials are not a barrier to receiving care.
Individuals attending treatment at Clearfork Academy may bring the following personal items for their stay. (Note: These items are subject to inspection at the time of arrival. Please make sure all clothing is free of strings. No belts will be permitted.
All items may be approved or denied at management’s discretion at any time during the course of treatment.
* – ALCOHOL MAY NOT BE LISTED IN THE FIRST 6 INGREDIENTS
The following items are not allowed for any reason:
Please note any items brought in, and not considered contraband may be approved or denied at Management’s discretion.
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