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Paying for Services

Just as every individual has unique needs, each family’s financial circumstances are different. We encourage you to contact us so we can discuss your situation and explore the solutions available to you.

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Can I use my health insurance for residential mental health services?

Wellspring operates as an out-of-network healthcare provider with insurance carriers.

Wellspring understands that navigating insurance can be overwhelming. To make the process easier, our team is here to support you every step of the way:

  • We verify your insurance benefits

  • We manage any required authorizations

  • We guide you through the process to help you understand what to expect

Our families consistently see positive results—every Wellspring family with an out-of-network residential benefit has received a pre-authorization that covered a portion of their residential stay.

Adolescent Girls Residential Program

  • Long Term Residential care may be covered by your insurance, please contact us.
  • Wellspring supports families and school districts by working collaboratively through the PPT/CSE/IEP process, depending on your state.  We have worked with over 100 school districts, and we have been approved by the Department of Education in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York.
  • Wellspring also accepts private pay.

Adult Women Residential Program: Angelus House

Wellspring’s adult residential program begins as a private-pay service. However, we work closely with families to explore every available option for support:

  • We can bill out-of-network insurance when your plan determines that residential treatment is medically necessary at the time of admission.

  • We offer financial assistance through the Ann Light Hardship & Support Fund for families who qualify.

  • For residents ages 18–21 who have not yet completed high school, education and treatment may be funded by your home school district through the PPT/CSE/IEP process, depending on state guidelines.

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To date, 100% of families who have applied for assistance through the Ann Light Hardship & Support Fund have received substantial assistance.