Does Annandale Behavioral Health accept insurance?

Annandale Behavioral Health accepts most private PPOs, federal employee health benefits (FEHB), and union health insurance plans. We do not accept Medi-Care, Medi-Cal, or IEHP. Private-pay arrangements are also available for clients who prefer maximum confidentiality.

How long does insurance verification take?

Our admissions team typically completes a free, no-commitment verification of benefits within 60 minutes, including a written estimate of your projected out-of-pocket cost.

What programs does Annandale offer?

Annandale offers a full continuum of care including medically supervised detox, stabilization, residential treatment, and aftercare planning, all within a six-bed luxury setting in the Pasadena hills.

Is Annandale Behavioral Health accredited?

Yes. Annandale Behavioral Health is Joint Commission accredited, DHCS licensed (#191052AP), and LegitScript certified.

Can I bring my dog to treatment?

Yes. Annandale is a pet-friendly luxury rehab. Companion dogs are welcomed as part of our clinical model with dedicated accommodations and outdoor space.

What is the difference between detox, stabilization, and residential?

Medical detox safely manages withdrawal symptoms under 24/7 clinical supervision. Stabilization addresses lingering symptoms or co-occurring mental health concerns after detox. Residential treatment provides extended structured care with therapy, programming, and support to build long-term recovery.

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