Insurance is accepted.
Self-pay is $129 per visit.
How payment works.
Using insurance
Coastview bills your plan directly. Call (251) 615-0000 to find out if we take your insurance and what your visits may cost.
Self-pay: $129 per visit
One price for every visit: psychiatric care, addiction treatment, or both, in person or by telehealth. For addiction treatment, your first follow-up is included, and if you need weekly visits, the self-pay rate is $75 per week.
What is billed separately
Prescriptions, outside labs, outside urine drug testing (sometimes needed to confirm a result), and care from hospitals or other clinicians are billed separately from your $129 visit.
Common questions.
Can I self-pay instead of using insurance?
Yes, in most cases. If you self-pay, Coastview does not submit the visit to your insurance plan. Some plans have rules about self-pay, so we’ll go over your options when you schedule. Prescriptions, labs, and other outside services may still appear on your insurance if you use your plan for them.
How much does Suboxone® treatment cost without insurance?
Visits are $129 each, and your first follow-up is included. The medication is billed separately by your pharmacy. Generic versions and pharmacy discount cards can lower the price, and Dr. Lackey can help you find an affordable option.
How often will I need a visit?
Dr. Lackey sets the schedule based on how you are doing. Visits are usually closer together at first and spread out as treatment becomes stable. Regular follow-up visits are required to continue prescriptions.
Are drug screens extra?
No. If an in-office drug screen is done at your visit, it is included in the $129. If a result needs to be confirmed by an outside lab, that lab bills you separately.
Can I stop at any time?
Yes. There is no contract, and you pay only for the visits you have.
What happens if I miss or cancel an appointment?
There is a $50 charge for missed appointments and for appointments canceled or rescheduled less than 24 hours before the visit.
Start with one visit.
Safety
For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911. For a suspected opioid overdose, call 911 and give Narcan® (naloxone) if available. If you drink heavily or have had alcohol withdrawal before, do not stop or sharply cut back without medical guidance. For suicidal thoughts or severe emotional distress, call or text 988. Coastview provides outpatient care only; calls, texts, emails, and messages are not monitored for emergencies.