Utah Treatment That Accepts United Healthcare
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Newport Academy
VerifiedOakley, Utah
$$$$Treatment CenterMental Health Center
At Oakely Campus, we provide specialized treatment to teens ages 13–17 who are struggling with depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. Our treatment for teens encompasses outdoor adventure therapy with residential care staff so residents can take advantage of the state’s natural beauty.
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New Roads Behavioral Health
VerifiedSandy, Utah
$$$$54 bedsTreatment Center
Effective young adult rehab treatment program for 18-28 year-olds. Private rooms available.
Mapleton, Utah
Top Luxury Rehab
Maple Mountain Recovery is a private drug and alcohol rehab for adults, located south of Salt Lake City in Mapleton, Utah. The facility provides a luxury residential program with focus on dual diagnosis treatment.
Provo, Utah
$$$$16 bedsTop Luxury Rehab
Cirque Lodge in Utah is an exclusive luxury rehab for adults, and probably one of the finest treatment facilities in the United States. Cirque Lodge provides medical detoxification, residential addiction treatment, dual-diagnosis treatment, adventure therapy and a magical equestrian program. Private rooms available.
Midway, Utah
Treatment CenterDetox Clinic
Acqua Recovery is a residential addiction and mental health treatment center on Johnson Mill Road in Midway, Utah, in the Wasatch Back away from the city. It offers residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment, with a medication-assisted treatment program to manage withdrawal and cravings, and separate sober living accommodation for men and for women. Its dual-diagnosis program works on the underlying mental health conditions and trauma beneath the substance use rather than treating the two in sequence. Private and military insurance are accepted; Acqua states that it does not currently accept Medicaid, though it will discuss alternatives.