Aegis Treatment Centers LLC
Roseville, California · 6 mi from Roseville
Four treatment centers in and around Roseville report accepting Molina Healthcare; compare their levels of care and other insurance options to find what may work for you.

Four treatment centers in the Roseville area report accepting Molina Healthcare coverage. All four offer inpatient care and outpatient rehab options, with virtual telehealth services available alongside in-person treatment for flexible access to care.
3 within 10 miles · 3 within 25 miles · 7 within 50 miles
All four treatment centers near Roseville that report accepting Molina Healthcare offer both inpatient and outpatient rehab, giving you flexibility to choose the level of care that fits your situation. Most also provide virtual or telehealth options and aftercare support, which means you can access treatment without disruption to work or family and stay connected to recovery resources once the primary program ends.
Where your choices narrow slightly is in specialized tracks: three of the four centers report serving new mothers, and three report serving men specifically—so if you need a gender-focused or postpartum program, verify whether your nearest option offers it when you call. All four also accept Medicare, TRICARE, and private insurance alongside Molina Healthcare, which broadens your options if your coverage situation changes.
Most Molina Healthcare plans include coverage for multiple levels of care — from outpatient treatment to residential programs — but your specific benefits depend on your plan type and policy details. Before calling a facility, have your member ID and plan information ready so staff can verify what your coverage includes.
Four treatment centers near Roseville currently report accepting Molina Healthcare, which can shorten your wait and reduce out-of-pocket costs compared to out-of-network providers. Ask any program you contact whether they are in-network with your specific plan, since network status can vary.
If the facility you prefer is out of network, ask whether they can file claims to Molina Healthcare or whether you will need to pay upfront and seek reimbursement yourself. Some programs work with members on both paths; some specialize in one.
State insurance-parity rules require Molina Healthcare to cover mental-health and addiction treatment at the same level as medical care, but what that means for your deductible, copay, or approval timeline depends on your individual plan. Your member services phone number (on your card) can confirm your benefits before you commit to a program.
Before you call a treatment center, gather your Molina Healthcare member ID, policy number, and a list of any current medications—having these details ready makes the intake process faster and helps the center verify your benefits on the spot. Ask the center staff to check your specific plan's coverage for the level of care you need, since what Molina Healthcare covers depends on your individual policy, your region, and whether the facility is in-network or out-of-network in your area.
If the program you want is out-of-network, ask the treatment center's admissions team whether they can file an out-of-network claim on your behalf or work with Molina Healthcare's authorization process—some centers have experience navigating this, and it may still be covered under your plan's out-of-network benefits. California residents with both Medi-Cal (the state Medicaid program) and a Molina Healthcare commercial plan should mention both when speaking with admissions; coordination of benefits can affect what you owe and which program pays first, so clarifying this upfront prevents billing confusion later.
Molina Healthcare plans typically include coverage for addiction and mental-health treatment, but the exact benefits depend on your specific plan and policy. Your plan documents will outline which levels of care are covered, what your deductible and copayment are, and whether you need pre-authorization before starting treatment. The best way to know what your plan covers is to call the member services number on the back of your insurance card.
Pre-authorization is approval from your insurance company before treatment starts, and it helps ensure the facility and level of care are covered under your plan. Your treatment provider typically requests it on your behalf, but you can also call Molina Healthcare directly using the number on your card to find out if pre-authorization is required for the specific treatment you're considering. Getting this step done early can speed up your admission.
To verify your benefits, call the member services number on the back of your Molina Healthcare card and have your policy number ready. Ask them which addiction and mental-health treatment levels of care are covered in-network, what your deductible and copay amounts are, and whether pre-authorization is required. Writing down the representative's name and what they tell you can help if you need to reference it later.
In-network providers are part of Molina Healthcare's contracted network and usually cost you less out-of-pocket because your plan has negotiated rates with them. Out-of-network providers are not contracted with your plan, so your copay or coinsurance may be higher, and you may have to pay upfront and request reimbursement. Roseville and nearby areas have facilities that accept multiple insurance plans, including Molina Healthcare, so in-network options are often available.
If the treatment facility you want doesn't take Molina Healthcare, you can ask if they accept other insurance plans you may have or if they offer financial assistance programs. You can also contact Molina Healthcare to ask for a list of in-network rehab and outpatient treatment providers in the Roseville area, which may include inpatient, outpatient, and virtual options. Recovery Dawn can help connect you with treatment options that may accept your coverage in or near Roseville.
Molina Healthcare plans in California commonly cover multiple levels of care, including inpatient and residential treatment, outpatient programs, and mental-health services, but your plan may not cover every option. Facilities in the Roseville area typically offer inpatient, outpatient, telehealth, and aftercare services. Your plan documents or a call to member services will tell you which levels of care your specific plan includes.
Medicaid and commercial insurance like Molina Healthcare are separate programs, though some people have both. If you have Molina Healthcare as your primary insurance, treatment facilities will usually bill that first; if you also have Medicaid, they may bill Medicaid second. Tell the admissions team about both plans so they can bill them correctly and maximize your coverage.
After you're admitted, many treatment facilities help with the insurance side by submitting claims and handling authorization requests. If you face a bill you don't expect, contact the facility's billing department to ask what happened and whether an error was made. You can also call Molina Healthcare to confirm what they paid and ask about your responsibility—keeping notes on your benefits and treatment dates helps.
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