Yes. Ray of Hope Columbus accepts Medicaid for eligible outpatient and partial hospitalization services. Coverage depends on individual eligibility, medical necessity, and plan details. Our admissions team can verify benefits and explain how Medicaid may apply to our programs before treatment begins.

Medicaid may cover outpatient levels of care such as partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, and standard outpatient treatment when medically appropriate. Ray of Hope Columbus focuses exclusively on these structured outpatient services, allowing clients to receive care while continuing to live at home.

Out of pocket costs vary depending on your Medicaid plan and eligibility status. Many individuals have little to no cost for covered services. Our admissions team will review your benefits in advance and explain any potential financial responsibility so there are no surprises.

Yes. Medicaid often covers treatment for co occurring substance use and mental health conditions when medically necessary. Ray of Hope Columbus provides integrated care that addresses both addiction and mental health needs through individualized outpatient treatment planning.

Eligibility depends on residency, income, legal status, and other state guidelines. Even if you are unsure whether you qualify, our admissions team can help check Medicaid eligibility, verify benefits, and explain next steps so you can make an informed decision about care.