Florida Palms Academy Inc
Hollywood, Florida · 1.5 mi from Hollywood
112 treatment centers in and around Hollywood report accepting Medicaid, letting you compare options by level of care and other insurance they take.

Hollywood's treatment centers report offering Haitian Creole language services far more often than facilities elsewhere—30% here versus 2% across the directory. That linguistic accessibility shapes what recovery options feel possible for many families in South Florida.
36 within 10 miles · 101 within 25 miles · 143 within 50 miles
Among the 112 treatment centers near Hollywood, outpatient rehab and dual-diagnosis care are widely available to Medicaid holders—over 95 percent of facilities report accepting Medicaid and offering these levels of service. Aftercare and continuing support are less common locally, with about half the centers reporting it, so if ongoing recovery support matters to your plan, it's worth checking availability early in the admissions process for Medicaid rehab in this area.
Virtual and telehealth options are available at roughly 75 percent of local centers, which can expand your choices if scheduling or transportation is a barrier. When most facilities in a region accept the same insurance and offer similar core services, your real choice often comes down to fit—whether a center's schedule, treatment philosophy, or distance from home aligns with your needs. Recovery Dawn can help you connect with options that match what you're looking for.
7 of the 109 that report it in Hollywood — 6.4%, against 2.8% across the directory.
5 of the 112 that report it in Hollywood — 4.5%, against 0.45% across the directory.
17 of the 112 that report it in Hollywood — 15%, against 7.5% across the directory.
20 of the 112 that report it in Hollywood — 18%, against 5.1% across the directory.
5 of the 47 that report it in Hollywood — 11%, against 5.8% across the directory.
Florida Medicaid covers inpatient rehab, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient treatment—but your specific plan and what it pays depend on which Medicaid program you're enrolled in and your individual authorization status.
Call the treatment program you're interested in and ask whether they accept your Medicaid plan, whether you need prior authorization before starting, and what your out-of-pocket costs might be based on your coverage details.
Whether a program is in-network or out-of-network, your plan's location rules, and whether you qualify for your specific Medicaid program all affect where you can go and what you'll pay—verify these details with your plan before admitting.
Over 112 treatment centers near Hollywood report accepting Medicaid, so if your first choice is out-of-network or unavailable, in-network alternatives usually exist nearby—ask the program's admissions staff about other local options that take your plan.
Before you call a treatment program, gather your Medicaid card and any recent benefit statements—the program will need your member ID and group number to check whether they're in-network for you. Florida Medicaid plans vary in what they cover and which providers participate, so the center you want may or may not accept your specific plan; asking upfront saves time and disappointment. If the program is out-of-network, ask whether they can bill Medicaid directly, whether you'll owe upfront costs, or whether they can refer you to an in-network alternative nearby.
If you have both Medicaid and employer-sponsored coverage, treatment programs will coordinate benefits—typically billing Medicaid first, then your commercial plan for any remaining costs. Have both cards ready when you call, and let the admissions team know you carry dual coverage; they're used to this and will handle the billing process. Recovery Dawn is a free referral service, not Medicaid itself, so we can help you understand your options and find programs that take Medicaid in your area, but you'll verify your exact coverage and eligibility directly with your plan or the treatment center's billing department.
Medicaid covers a range of addiction and mental-health treatment in Hollywood, including outpatient rehab, dual-diagnosis care, and telehealth options. However, what your specific plan covers depends on your individual policy, so you'll need to verify your benefits directly with your Medicaid plan before calling a provider.
Call the number on the back of your Medicaid card and ask which in-network treatment providers are available in Hollywood for substance-use or mental-health care. Have your member ID ready, and ask specifically about the levels of care you're interested in—like outpatient, intensive outpatient, or medication-assisted treatment—so you know what's covered and available nearby.
Most in-network providers in the Hollywood area are already set up to bill Medicaid directly, so you won't pay upfront. If a facility is out-of-network, you may face higher costs; some people also carry both Medicaid and a commercial plan, in which case the plans may coordinate coverage. Always confirm the provider's network status before committing to treatment.
In-network providers have contracts with Medicaid and lower out-of-pocket costs for you; out-of-network providers don't have that contract, so you may owe more. Many facilities in the Hollywood area accept Medicaid, but call ahead or have your Medicaid plan tell you which ones are in-network for your specific coverage area.
Pre-authorization is approval from Medicaid before you start treatment, confirming they'll cover the level of care you need. Your treatment provider usually requests it once you're admitted, but it's worth asking during intake whether pre-auth is required for your plan and level of care.
Outpatient rehab is the most widely available treatment type with Medicaid in Hollywood, followed by dual-diagnosis and mental-health services. Telehealth options are also offered at many facilities, and aftercare or continuing-care programs help support recovery once initial treatment ends.
If your preferred facility doesn't take Medicaid, ask your Medicaid plan for in-network alternatives nearby, or contact the facility directly to ask about out-of-network payment plans or sliding-scale fees. Some people also call their plan to ask about exceptions or referral options if they have a specific provider in mind.
If you have both Medicaid and commercial insurance, the plans may coordinate coverage, with one plan paying first and the other filling any gap—but the order and amount depend on your plans. Contact both your Medicaid plan and commercial carrier to confirm how they work together, or ask your chosen facility's admissions team to help sort it out.
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