Medicaid, Medicare & Most Insurance Accepted
No insurance? Just $50/week.
Medicaid, Medicare & Most Insurance Accepted
No insurance? Just $50/week.
Methadone Clinic, Chicago, IL
Below you’ll find the insurance plans we accept at Revive Treatment Centers, the services typically covered, and how costs are handled. If something isn’t clear, submit your insurance information for verification within 24 hours during business hours.
At our methadone clinics, we accept many insurance plans, including Medicare and Illinois Medicaid. Coverage applies across all locations unless noted.
Yes. Medicare is accepted across all states. Medicare plans typically cover methadone treatment and related services.
Yes, Illinois Medicaid only.
Illinois Medicaid covers methadone treatment at all Revive locations in Illinois. There are no state-specific restrictions and no prior authorization requirements.
Accepted at all locations:
Accepted at select locations:
Insurance participation can change. If your plan is not listed, submit the verification form and we’ll check it for you.
Yes. For patients without insurance, self-pay is only $50 per week.*
Verification is completed within 24 hours during business hours.
Once you submit the insurance form, we review your plan, confirm what services are covered, and explain any out-of-pocket costs.
Submit the form with the information you have, and we’ll review it for you.
If you’re considering starting methadone treatment to tackle your addiction, taking time to check coverage is an important step. Complete the insurance verification form below, and our team will review your plan and follow up within 24 hours.
*The $50 self pay is a discounted rate for various reasons, including but not limited to financial hardships.
Revive Treatment Centers may, after individualized review, reduce or waive copays/coinsurance and patient balances when documented financial hardship would otherwise create a barrier to medically necessary care. The program maintains a single, published fee schedule; collects income verification at intake; informs patients of third‑party benefits and costs not covered; and obtains a signed fee acknowledgment. Discounts are applied according to a sliding scale based on household size and income relative to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).
Discounts are not offered in a manner that would violate payer contracts or law. The organization does not advertise free care, does not provide discounts in exchange for referrals or volume, and documents an individualized determination supported by objective evidence. Eligibility is time‑limited and reviewed at least annually or upon material change.