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What Rehab Costs at Riverside Recovery of Tampa, FL
Published prices, not a national average. Riverside Recovery is in network with most major commercial insurers, so most people pay a deductible rather than the figures below. Admissions verifies your benefits before you commit to anything.
Rehab at Riverside Recovery of Tampa costs $1,500 a day for medical detox, $1,000 a day for residential treatment and about $315 a day for partial hospitalization. That is $10,500 for a seven-day detox, $30,000 for 30 days of residential care and $9,450 for a month of PHP. Outpatient detox is $5,250 and intensive outpatient is $8,000.
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What treatment costs at Riverside Recovery
These are the rates Riverside Recovery of Tampa charges. They cover the clinical program itself, including accommodation and meals where the level of care is residential.
| Level of care | Cost per day | Full program |
|---|---|---|
| Medical detox, 7 days | $1,500 | $10,500 |
| Residential treatment, 30 days | $1,000 | $30,000 |
| Partial hospitalization (PHP), 30 days | $315 | $9,450 |
| Outpatient detox | Quoted | $5,250 |
| Intensive outpatient (IOP) | Quoted | $8,000 |
| Executive program, private room | +$500 | Added to the above |
Outpatient detox and IOP are priced per episode of care rather than per night, so admissions quotes the daily equivalent once your schedule is set.
Detox does not cost more if you need longer
The detox price covers seven days. If your clinical team decides you need more than seven days, Riverside Recovery does not charge for the additional days. Withdrawal does not run to a schedule, and nobody should leave detox early because the clock ran out.
Length of stay
What a week, a month or longer actually costs
Most published rehab pricing is quoted per month, which is not much help if you are trying to work out the cost of two weeks. Riverside Recovery prices two fixed programs and quotes everything else individually.
One week
- Seven days of medical detox at $1,500 a day
- Days beyond the seventh are not charged
- Most people move into residential or outpatient care afterward
Two weeks
- Seven days of detox at $1,500 a day, then seven days of residential care at $1,000 a day
- Riverside Recovery does not sell a fixed 14-day package
- Admissions confirms the combination before you commit
Thirty days
- Residential treatment at $1,000 a day for 30 days
- Partial hospitalization covers the same month at $315 a day
- Longer stays are set clinically and quoted individually
Length of stay is a clinical decision at Riverside Recovery, not a package you buy up front. At the residential day rate, 60 days works out at $60,000 and 90 days at $90,000, but your team sets the length and admissions confirms the figure before anything is agreed.
With insurance
What you actually pay once insurance is applied
The prices above are what you pay if you pay privately. Riverside Recovery is in network with most major commercial insurance providers, so most people pay a deductible and any coinsurance instead.
What lands on you depends on three numbers in your own policy: your deductible, your coinsurance percentage, and your out-of-pocket maximum. Once you hit that maximum, your plan covers the rest of the year.
Riverside Recovery verifies your benefits at no cost and tells you your figure before you agree to anything. Read more about payment and insurance options.
Why an insurer might deny a rehab claim
- Medical necessity not establishedThe plan wants clinical evidence that the level of care you are asking for is the one you need.
- No prior authorizationMany plans require approval before admission rather than after.
- Out-of-network providerCoverage drops sharply, or disappears, outside the network.
- A lower level of care firstSome plans expect outpatient treatment to be tried before they approve residential.
Riverside Recovery’s admissions team handles authorization with your insurer directly, and a denial can be appealed.
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Riverside Recovery does not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Insurance plans Riverside Recovery accepts
Riverside Recovery of Tampa accepts the insurance plans below, and admissions confirms your network status and benefits for your own plan during a free verification.
Coverage depends on your specific policy, and admissions checks it before you agree to anything.
For licensed professionals
Courses for professionals under IPN and PRN
Florida’s monitoring programs refer licensed professionals to structured education and relapse prevention. The Intervention Project for Nurses (IPN) covers nurses, and the Professionals Resource Network (PRN) covers physicians, dentists, pharmacists and other licensed professionals.
Dr. Michael Sore, MD, Riverside Recovery’s Medical Director, is an evaluator for IPN and PRN. Every course runs in person or virtually, so a monitoring agreement does not have to mean time away from practice.
Relapse Prevention Course
- One weekly Professionals Group, Mondays or Thursdays at 10:30 a.m.
- One weekly individual session with the Professionals Program Supervisor
- Typical length 4 to 12 weeks
- In person or virtual
6-Hour SUD Education Course
- Six hours of substance use disorder education
- Two 3-hour sessions
- Mondays and Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
- In person or virtual
12-Hour SUD Education Course
- Twelve hours of substance use disorder education
- Four 3-hour sessions
- Mondays and Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
- In person or virtual
Riverside Recovery also runs a licensed professionals program and a healthcare professionals program for practitioners who need a full level of care rather than a course.
Talk to admissions about your cost
An admissions coordinator will verify your insurance, explain what your plan covers and give you a clear figure before you commit to anything. The line is staffed 24 hours a day.
Cost factors
What changes the total
Four things move the final figure more than anything else.
- The level of careDetox and residential treatment cost more than outpatient care because they include 24-hour clinical staffing, accommodation and meals.
- How long you stayA clinical team sets length of stay on how you respond to treatment, not on a fixed package.
- Your insurance planDeductibles, coinsurance and out-of-pocket maximums decide what you pay rather than the list price.
- The executive programA private room and enhanced device access add $500 per day.
Without insurance
Paying for treatment without insurance
Being uninsured does not put treatment out of reach. Self-pay is available at the rates on this page, and there are routes worth knowing about before you rule anything out.
Talk to admissions before you decide
Riverside Recovery’s admissions coordinators work through the options with you, including which level of care fits both the clinical picture and what you can manage. That conversation is free and carries no obligation.
Florida state-funded and low-cost options
Florida funds state and local treatment programs for people who cannot pay privately. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration publishes a directory of state agencies and a free national helpline on 1-800-662-4357, open 24 hours a day. Waiting lists are common, so it is worth starting the conversation early.
FAQ
Rehab costs at Riverside Recovery, answered
How much does rehab cost at Riverside Recovery of Tampa?
Self-pay costs are $10,500 for seven days of medical detox, which is $1,500 a day; $30,000 for 30 days of residential treatment, which is $1,000 a day; $9,450 for a month of partial hospitalization, about $315 a day; $5,250 for outpatient detox; and $8,000 for intensive outpatient. The executive program adds $500 a day for a private room. Most people pay considerably less, because Riverside Recovery is in network with most major commercial insurers.
How much does rehab cost per day?
At Riverside Recovery of Tampa, medical detox works out at $1,500 a day, residential treatment at $1,000 a day and partial hospitalization at about $315 a day. The executive program adds $500 a day for a private room. Outpatient detox and intensive outpatient are priced per program rather than per night.
How much is two weeks of rehab?
Riverside Recovery does not sell a fixed 14-day package, but the day rates make it straightforward to work out. Two weeks typically means seven days of medical detox at $1,500 a day, then seven days of residential treatment at $1,000 a day, which comes to $17,500. Admissions confirms the exact combination before you commit.
Does detox cost more if I need to stay longer than seven days?
No. The seven-day detox price stands even if your clinical team decides you need longer. Riverside Recovery does not charge for the additional days.
What will I actually pay after insurance?
That depends on three numbers in your own policy: your deductible, your coinsurance percentage and your out-of-pocket maximum. Once you reach that maximum, your plan covers the rest of the year. Riverside Recovery verifies your benefits at no cost and gives you your figure before you agree to anything.
Why would an insurer deny a rehab claim?
The most common reasons are that medical necessity has not been established, that prior authorization was not obtained, that the provider is out of network, or that the plan expects a lower level of care to be tried first. Riverside Recovery’s admissions team handles authorization with your insurer directly, and a denial can be appealed.
Does insurance cover rehab at Riverside Recovery?
Riverside Recovery of Tampa is in network with most major commercial insurance providers. The admissions team verifies your benefits at no cost and explains what your plan covers before you commit. Riverside Recovery does not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Can I go to rehab without insurance?
Yes. Self-pay is available at the rates on this page. Speak to the admissions team about your situation before ruling treatment out, because Florida also funds state and local programs for people who cannot pay privately.
How do people afford to go to rehab?
Most people use health insurance, which under federal parity law has to treat addiction care no less favorably than other medical care. The rest either pay privately at the rates above or go through a state-funded program. The SAMHSA national helpline on 1-800-662-4357 is free and open 24 hours a day if you want to talk through the options independently.
What do the IPN and PRN courses cost?
The Relapse Prevention Course costs $150 per session, or $300 per week, and typically runs 4 to 12 weeks. The 6-hour Substance Use Disorder Education Course costs $800 in total. The 12-hour course costs $1,600 in total. All three run in person or virtually.
Pricing shown is for self-pay clients and was confirmed with Riverside Recovery of Tampa in September 2026. Your final cost depends on your level of care, length of stay and insurance benefits. An admissions coordinator will confirm your figure before you commit to treatment.