Rehabs that take ComPsych in Minnesota

ComPsych administers behavioral health benefits for many employers, and coverage for addiction treatment depends on the specific plan behind your card. Rather than assuming, read your plan's behavioral health section and then confirm the details with both ComPsych and the facility's admissions or billing staff before you begin.

Call the behavioral health number printed on your insurance or EAP card and ask what levels of care are covered, whether prior authorization is required, what your deductible and coinsurance look like this year, and which Minnesota facilities are in network. Then call the facility directly and ask them to run the same check — facilities verify benefits every day and can tell you what they typically see with that plan.

All 8 Minnesota centers listed here report inpatient care, and several report detox and medication-assisted treatment among their additional recorded levels of care. Whether detox is covered under your plan, and whether authorization is needed first, is a question for ComPsych and the facility's intake staff.

Every listing on this page shows the levels of care and the city, so you can measure the drive from where you live. Rural Minnesota residents often find their nearest option is in a regional center or the Twin Cities metro, and many facilities also offer outpatient or telehealth sessions that reduce how often you travel.

No honest source can quote a figure, because the amount depends on your deductible, coinsurance, whether the facility is in network, and how many days or sessions are authorized. Ask the facility for a written estimate and ask ComPsych what portion your plan is expected to pay.

Network status is set by contracts between the plan and each facility, and those contracts change, so the only reliable answer comes from calling both. Ask the facility whether they are contracted with your specific plan — not just with ComPsych generally — since employer plans differ.

Yes. Of the 8 centers listed, 7 report accepting Medicaid, and 7 report offering financing or payment plans. Minnesota's Medical Assistance program covers substance use treatment for eligible residents, and county human services offices can help with applications and placement.

Mental health parity rules require most plans to apply comparable standards to behavioral health and medical benefits, and Minnesota has its own parity requirements layered on top. If a request for treatment is denied, you have the right to appeal, and the Minnesota Department of Commerce and the state Attorney General's office publish consumer guidance on how to do it.