Admissions

Affording the Mountain Valley Experience

Deciding to pursue residential treatment for your child is a difficult decision and financial commitment might be a large part of that decision. The daily rate for treatment at Mountain Valley is $1,200.00, which is inclusive of all therapeutic services, programming, activities, room and board, and psychiatric consultation/medication management. A typical length of stay at Mountain Valley is 90 days. Please contact us if you’d like to discuss the cost of treatment at MVTC.

While Mountain Valley Treatment Center is out of network for all insurance companies and does not do any direct insurance billing, we work closely with insurance advocates to assist your family with potential insurance reimbursement. Whether an insurance company will reimburse families for any costs depends upon your individual insurance company and plan. Because insurance reimbursement is never guaranteed, families should be prepared to cover the cost out-of-pocket. We strongly encourage any families seeking insurance reimbursement to contact the insurance advocates prior to enrolling. Mountain Valley will provide ICD-10-CM diagnostic codes on request. Please note that Mountain Valley does not provide itemized “super bills” and/or CPT procedure codes.

Financial Assistance

Mountain Valley Treatment Center recognizes the financial burden that privately funded mental health treatment can place on a family. We are able to provide partial financial assistance to some qualifying families. To determine whether your family may be eligible for financial assistance, please complete the Mountain Valley Financial Aid Application. If you would like more information about how MVTC works with families to meet the financial obligations of treatment, please contact our admissions team.

Please note that financial aid applications must be submitted concurrently with a resident’s application for admission. Admissions and financial aid determinations are reviewed and made simultaneously.

In rare cases, families may experience a significant and unforeseen change in financial circumstances after admission, such as the loss of employment, the death of a wage earner, or a similarly substantial financial hardship. Because admissions and financial aid determinations are made concurrently, we regret that we are unable to consider financial aid applications submitted after admissions decisions have been made, except in such extenuating circumstances.

Interested families should submit the following information in order to be considered for assistance:

1. The family’s two most most recent years’ completed IRS Form 1040
2. A completed Mountain Valley Financial Aid Application

Completed financial-aid forms should be submitted directly to our admissions office at admissions@mountainvalleytreatment.org as part of a resident’s application packet. Mountain Valley is a highly specialized, self-pay treatment program that does not accept payment from third-party providers e.g., insurance or loan companies.