What we ask
Name, date of birth, the carrier and the policy number. A plan will not say what it covers on anything less.

Most PPO plans help cover the stay. A private check lays out what yours covers in plain language, so you can decide with the real numbers in front of you.
Start however is easier — a short call, or a form that asks only for a callback.
We pull the details ourselves and put them in plain language: what is covered, and what is not.
A private call with where things stand. No obligation, and nothing moves without you.
Name, date of birth, the carrier and the policy number. A plan will not say what it covers on anything less.
Nothing typed into these fields is transmitted or stored. Gather the details here, then read them out on the call, or pass them to the secure insurance form once that is connected.
A private call back, before any decision — a real person, a plain summary of where things stand, and no pressure.
These fields do not submit. Until the secure insurance form is connected, admissions take the details on the phone.
818-940-0308Many PPO plans help cover the stay. If we are not in your network, we will say so, and walk through your options honestly.
Your first step is private. For routine admissions we will not contact your employer, your family, or anyone else without your permission.
We ask a few questions, answer yours, and there is no obligation at the end of it.
A benefits check confirms what your plan says today; it is not a guarantee of payment.
Many PPO plans help cover the stay. What yours covers depends on the plan, the level of care and the authorization, so the only honest answer comes from checking it. A benefits check takes a few minutes and confirms what your plan says today; it is not a guarantee of payment.
We will tell you on the call, before anything else happens. Many PPO plans still pay a share out of network, and we will lay out what that would mean in real numbers. If the sums do not work, we will point you toward places that fit better.
Often the same day or the next, once a benefits check and a short clinical screening are done. Timing depends on medical need and on what is available in the house that week. If we cannot take someone safely, we will say so on the call and help you find somewhere that can.
No. For routine admissions we do not contact your employer, your family, or anyone else without your written permission. If a court, a licensing board or an employer is already involved, tell us on the call and we will explain exactly what we can and cannot share.
One private call is enough to find out where things stand. We will explain it plainly, and nothing moves forward until you say so.