Coalition Recovery is now an in-network provider with GHI insurance plans; meaning anyone with a GHI health policy (HMO & PPO) will obtain the most cost-effective quality treatment at our facility in Tampa, Florida.
Coalition Recovery is an in-network provider with Molina; offering the most competitive costs for individual’s covered through them. Molina Healthcare started to help lower-income patients in California but now offers healthcare plans throughout America including Florida.
AmeriHealth is one of the largest providers for residents of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Coalition Recovery is an in-network provider with AmeriHealth offering high quality treatment at a cost-effective price.
Coalition Is currently an in-network provider with AvMed. AvMed (formerly known as Aviation Medicine) serves many Floridians throughout the state. If you are seeking addiction treatment for substance abuse and are covered through AvMed, attending in-network facilities can ensure you are receiving effective treatment at the lowest costs to you.
Magellan Health is one of the leaders in behavioral health coverages including mental health and substance use disorders. Because Coalition Recovery is in-network with Magellan Health, we provide the best chance that your treatment will be covered and at the lowest costs possible.
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