Confidential treatment, flexible ways to pay, and a clear quote before you commit.
Confidential
No claim is filed with an insurer when you pay privately.
Flexible Ways to Pay
Private pay, healthcare financing, and payment plans.
A Clear Quote
We explain the cost and what is included before you commit.
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DHCS-licensed detox and residential treatment, ASAM Level 3.5.
Private pay
Private Pay Rehab in Los Angeles: How It Works
Reviewed by Vinsent Franke, CEO of iRely Recovery · Last updated November 2026
Short answer
Private pay means you pay iRely Recovery directly for treatment instead of billing an insurance plan. It is available for medically supervised detox and residential treatment, whether you have no insurance, your coverage falls short, or you prefer to keep treatment out of insurance claims. Our admissions team explains the cost, what is included, and your payment options in a confidential call before you commit.
Some clients choose to pay for treatment privately, and some have no insurance or coverage that falls short. iRely Recovery offers private-pay arrangements, healthcare financing, and payment plans for medically supervised detox and residential treatment at our Los Angeles homes.
Cost depends on the level of care you need and how long you stay, which is why we give a quote after a short conversation instead of listing one price for everyone. See the levels of care.
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Why private pay
Why Clients Choose Private Pay
Three reasons come up most often.
Confidentiality
Paying privately keeps treatment out of insurance claims. Some professionals and public figures choose this route for privacy. Treatment records also remain protected by federal confidentiality rules for substance use treatment.
No Prior Authorization
Treatment decisions are made by you and our clinical team, without waiting for an insurer to approve days of care.
When Insurance Falls Short
If your insurance leaves a large balance, or your plan is one iRely Recovery cannot accept, private pay and financing can close the gap.
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Private Pay vs Using Insurance
The care is the same kind of care. What changes is who is involved and how costs are counted.
Private pay
Insurer involvementNo claim is filed with an insurance plan.
AuthorizationNo insurer approval is needed.
Deductible and out-of-pocket maximumDirect payments usually do not count toward them. Check with your insurer.
Who you payYou pay iRely Recovery directly or through financing.
Using insurance
Insurer involvementA claim is filed, and the plan reviews the care.
AuthorizationPrior authorization and reviews are usually required.
Deductible and out-of-pocket maximumCovered costs count toward them.
Who you payThe plan pays its share, and you pay your share.
Not sure which route costs less? We can check your insurance benefits and talk through private pay in the same call. Verify your benefits.
What is included
What Private Pay Treatment at iRely Recovery Includes
Medically supervised detox with 24-hour medical monitoring
Residential treatment at ASAM Level 3.5
Dual diagnosis care for co-occurring mental health conditions
Individual, group, and family therapy, including CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care
Experiential and holistic therapies
A residential stay with 11 beds across two homes in Sherwood Forest, Los Angeles
Aftercare and relapse prevention planning
Payment options
Ways to Pay
Four ways clients cover the cost of treatment at iRely Recovery.
Private Pay
Pay for treatment directly, with no insurance involved.
Healthcare Financing
iRely Recovery works with healthcare financing partners such as Prosper Healthcare Lending and CareCredit.
Payment Plans
Our finance team can arrange a payment plan to spread the cost over months.
Insurance Plus Private Pay
If your insurance covers part of treatment, private pay or financing can cover the rest.
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How to Get a Private Pay Quote
Three steps, and nothing is decided until you are ready.
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Tell Us What You Need
Share the type of care you are looking for and how long you expect to stay.
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We Explain the Cost
Our team explains the cost, what is included, and your payment options before you commit.
Ready to Talk About Your Options?
Call for a confidential conversation. We explain the cost, what is included, and how you can pay before you commit to anything.
Before you decide
Questions to Ask Any Rehab About Cost
Whether you pay privately or use insurance, ask every program these questions before you commit.
- What exactly is included in the price, and what is billed separately?
- Are there charges for lab work, medications, or off-site care?
- How is the length of stay decided, and what happens to the cost if it changes?
- What is the refund or discharge policy?
- Are payment plans or financing available, and who offers them?
We are glad to answer all five on a call. Read more about what rehab costs in Los Angeles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. iRely Recovery offers private-pay arrangements, healthcare financing, and payment plans for clients without insurance.
Private pay keeps treatment out of insurance claims, which many clients prefer for privacy. Treatment records are also protected by federal confidentiality rules for substance use treatment.
Yes. We work with healthcare financing partners such as Prosper Healthcare Lending and CareCredit, and our finance team can arrange payment plans.
Call our admissions team for a confidential quote based on the care you need and your expected length of stay.
Payments made directly to a provider without an insurance claim usually do not count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. Check with your insurer to be sure.
Yes. If your insurance covers part of treatment, private pay or financing can cover the rest. We check your benefits and explain how the two fit together.
No insurer approval is needed when you pay privately. Treatment decisions are made by you and our clinical team.
Editorial Policy: This page is general information and is not legal or financial advice. Insurance and payment terms vary by plan and by situation, so confirm details directly with your carrier and our admissions team.
