Find out if Equip is in-network with your insurance

We’ll help you understand—and access—your coverage
Figuring out insurance coverage for eating disorder treatment can be hard. That’s why we have dedicated team members who work with you every step of the way to make the process simpler, more transparent, and more affordable—so you can focus on recovery.
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Aetna
Alameda Behavioral Health
All Savers
Allegiance
Allways Health Partners
Ambetter
Ambetter (Exchange)
Amerihealth New Jersey
Anthem
Anthem CA
Anthem CO
Anthem CT
Anthem IN
Anthem KY
Anthem ME
Anthem MO
Anthem NH
Anthem NV
Anthem OH
Anthem VA
Anthem WI
Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield
Asuras Northwest Health Plan
AvMed Health Plan
Banner Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Wyoming
Blue Cross of Idaho Services, Inc
Blue Shield of California
BridgeSpan Health Company
Bright Health
Capital District Physicians Health Plan, Inc. (CDPHP)
Care N' Care Health Plan
CareFirst BCBS
CareOregon
Cigna
Community Care Health Plan
Community First Health Plans
Community Health Choice, Inc (CHC)
Community Health Group
Community Health Plan of Washington (CHPW)
ConnectiCare
Contra Costa Health Plan
Cook Children's Health Plan (CCHP)
Dean Health Plan
Dell Children's Health Plan
Driscoll Health Plan
El Paso First Health Plans
Emblem Health
Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
Empire BlueCross
Empire/NYSHIP
Evernorth Behavioral Health
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Fallon Health
First Choice
Florida Blue
GEHA (Government Employee Health Association)
Geisinger Health Plan
Gold Coast Health Plan
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc.
Health Alliance
Health First Health Plans
Health New England, Inc
Health Plan of San Joaquin
HealthCare Management Administrators
HealthPartners
Healthfirst
Highmark BCBS
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York
Highmark Blue Shield of Northeastern New York
Highmark Health
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield
Humana
Independence Blue Cross
Independent Health Associations, Inc.
Inland Empire Health Plan
InnovaCare Health Solutions
Kaiser Colorado
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan (MidAtlantic States)
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan (Northern California)
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan (Southern California)
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Northwest
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington
Kaiser Georgia
Kaiser NorCal
Keystone Health Plan
L.A. Care Health Plan
Magellan
Mass General Brigham Health Plan
Med Mutual Ohio
Medica
Medicare
Memorial Hermann Health Insurance Company
Meridian
Meridian YouthCare
Meritain
Miami Children's Health Plan
Moda Health
Molina Healthcare
Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island, Inc.
Optum
Oscar Insurance Corporation
Other
Oxford
PacificSource Health Plans
Partnership HealthPlan of California
Premera Blue Cross
Presbyterian Health Plan
Priority Health
Providence Health Plan
Quartz
Regence Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Regence BlueShield
SAG AFTRA
San Diego County Behavioral Health
San Joaquin County
Santa Cruz County
SelectHealth
Sentara Health Plans Inc (Optima Health)
Sharp Health Plan
Superior Health Plan
Surest
Sutter Health Plus
Texas Children's Health Plan
Tufts Health Plan
UCare
UMR
UPMC Health Plan
UnitedHealthcare
ValueCare
Ventura Health Plan
WEA Trust
WellCare Health Plans Inc
WellPoint MA
Wellmark Bluecross and Blueshield of Iowa
Wellmark Bluecross and Blueshield of South Dakota
Western Health Advantage
Yale Health
Alabama
Alaska
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
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Texas
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Virginia
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West Virginia
Wisconsin
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District of Columbia
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Equip is in-network with most insurance plans.
Available in all 50 states
In-network with most private insurance plans and a growing number of Medicaid plans
Over 98% of our patients have treatment covered by insurance
We’re constantly working to expand coverage. If we’re not in-network with your plan right now, we plan to be soon.
The insurance process at EquipA step-by-step look at how we work with you to make care more affordable
1
Initial phone call
You'll talk with an Admissions team member to determine whether Equip treatment is a good fit for you or your loved one. You'll also share the details of your insurance plan so we can verify coverage.
2
Insurance verification
With the information you provided, our team will reach out to your insurance company to verify that your plan is in-network and understand your exact coverage.
3
Out-of-pocket explanation
An Admissions specialist will reach back out to go over any out-of-pocket costs and make sure you understand what you’ll be expected to pay. You’ll get a verbal and written breakdown of monthly estimated costs for the remainder of your plan year. 
4
Ongoing support
You’ll get ongoing support from a Financial Counselor and Recovery Navigator at Equip. They’ll address any questions or concerns that come up, and help ensure you get the most out of treatment. Our team will also send financial literacy information and reminders to help you prepare for key events, like your first bill and end-of-year plan resets.
Our team is here to helpSchedule a free consultation to learn more about Equip treatment and whether we are in-network with your insurance plan.
I cannot put into words how grateful I am for my journey with Equip. You have given me the guidance and tools I need to have a successful, healthy life outside of my eating disorder. I never thought I would be in recovery, and I never imagined being the person I am today.
Equip patient
Our commitment
Making eating disorder treatment affordable
Historically, eating disorder treatment has been prohibitively expensive for many. Our treatment model allows us to deliver exceptional outcomes at a reduced cost, helping Equip become in-network with a vast and growing number of insurance plans. Our goal is to not only be in-network with all health plans, but also pioneer a new normal for eating disorder treatment coverage, so that everyone has access to the support they need. We also offer a number of scholarships each year through Project HEAL and other partnerships.
Financial Counselors at EquipOur team ofFinancial Counselors help you navigate the financial aspect of treatment. After your benefits have been verified, they’ll make sure you understand your expected costs before you commit to care, and answer any questions you have. If your insurance plan isn’t currently in-network with Equip, they’ll help you explore ways to make treatment more affordable—like using an HSA or FSA, or choosing a zero-interest payment plan.
Insurance FAQ
Understanding common insurance termsInsurance information can feel like another language. We’ll help you translate. 
DeductibleThe amount a patient must pay for healthcare costs before their insurance company starts covering expenses. For instance, if your deductible is $1,000, you would be expected to pay $1,000 worth of health-related expenses before your insurance company begins paying. Deductibles reset every year. 
Out-of-pocket paymentA payment that a policy holder makes with their own money, rather than through an insurance company 
Co-insuranceThe percentage of covered healthcare costs that a patient is expected to pay after they’ve met their deductible. For instance, if you have 20% coinsurance for a particular type of healthcare cost and the bill is $100, you would be expected to pay $20.
Co-payA fixed fee that a patient pays for a particular service at the time of that service (so you might have a $15 copay for primary care visits, and a $30 co-pay for specialist visits, for example). Co-pays generally don’t count toward your deductible. 
Out-of-pocket maximumThe most you’ll pay out-of-pocket in your plan year. The costs you pay for your deductible, co-insurance, and co-pays can all count towards your out-of-pocket maximum amount. After you have paid your out-of-pocket maximum, your insurance will cover 100% of all remaining in-network, medically necessary services for the rest of your plan year.
Talk to an eating disorder expertWe’ll help you understand your insurance coverage and determine if Equip treatment is a good fit for you or your loved one.
We’re extremely grateful for all the support we got, for having this program, and for help working through it with the insurance. Equip really helped us get the approvals we needed to continue when we needed to. Thank you.
Parent of an Equip patient
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