How Much Does Private Rehab Cost?

The cost of private residential rehab varies depending on the level of clinical support, accommodation and treatment required. Because addiction and mental health treatment is highly individual, private rehab does not operate on a standardised pricing model, and treatment at Bayberry is tailored around each person’s needs and circumstances.

Several factors influence the overall cost of private rehab at Bayberry:

Length of stay
Residential treatment typically begins with a minimum stay of two weeks, although four weeks is often considered the standard for more meaningful therapeutic progress. Some clients extend their stay or return for additional support depending on clinical recommendations and personal circumstances.
Programme choice
Bayberry offers two distinct residential treatment settings: the Manor Programme and the Cottage Group Plus Programme. These differ in terms of privacy, accommodation, therapy structure and environment, while maintaining the same clinical standards throughout.
Accommodation type
Within each programme, a range of rooms and cottage accommodation is available. Variations in room type, facilities and level of privacy may influence the overall cost of treatment.
Clinical complexity and detox requirements
The level of medical and therapeutic support required will affect the overall treatment cost. This may include medically managed detox, support for co-occurring mental health difficulties, psychiatric oversight, medication management and enhanced clinical monitoring throughout the stay.
Therapy structure
Some individuals benefit from predominantly one-to-one therapy, while others engage in a structured combination of individual and group therapy. Treatment plans are adapted according to clinical need and therapeutic goals.
Insurance and funding arrangements
Where private health insurance is being used to fund treatment, the level of authorised cover, policy terms and funding limits will influence what is included within the arrangement. The admissions team can help clarify what may be covered and what may need to be self-funded.

Rather than publishing standardised pricing, Bayberry begins with a confidential admissions conversation to understand the person’s situation and recommend the most appropriate level of care.

Talk to Bayberry’s admissions team in confidence.

No obligation and no pressure, just an honest conversation with people who understand what you are dealing with and how to help.

Can Private Health Insurance Cover Rehab?

Private health insurance may cover some or all of the cost of residential addiction treatment, depending on the individual policy, insurer and terms of cover.

Some private medical insurance policies include residential mental health or addiction treatment, while others may exclude it entirely or require specific clinical criteria to be met before authorisation is granted. Policies that do include cover may still place limits on the duration of treatment, the level of funding available or the type of programme approved.

For this reason, it is important not to assume that holding private health insurance automatically guarantees cover for residential rehab. Pre-authorisation is often required before admission can be confirmed.

The admissions team at Bayberry can help guide you through the process of understanding whether your policy may apply, what information your insurer may require, and what steps may need to be completed before treatment begins.

Which Insurance Providers May Work With Bayberry?

Bayberry is understood to work with or be recognised by a number of private medical insurance providers, including Bupa, WPA, Healix and Cigna. However, recognition by an insurer does not guarantee that a specific policy will fund residential addiction treatment.

Whether treatment is covered will depend on factors including the policy terms, diagnosis, recommended treatment plan, length of stay and any pre-authorisation requirements set by the insurer.

Because insurer relationships and policy arrangements can change over time, all cover should be verified directly with the insurer before admission is confirmed.

What Information Might an Insurer Need?

Requirements vary between insurers, but pre-authorisation for residential addiction treatment will commonly involve some or all of the following information:

  • Policy number and membership details
  • Clinical assessment and treatment recommendation
  • Diagnosis or clinical description of the presenting condition
  • Recommended length of stay
  • Details of whether medically managed detox is required
  • Information about the treatment provider and clinical team
  • Consultant or doctor details where requested by the insurer

The admissions team at Bayberry can provide the clinical and provider information needed to support an insurance enquiry or pre-authorisation request. However, responsibility for confirming cover ultimately remains with the policyholder, and Bayberry cannot guarantee that any insurer will approve or fund treatment.

Clinical assessment information

Speaking to Bayberry About Fees and Insurance

Bayberry’s admissions team is experienced in supporting individuals and families through questions about private rehab fees, insurance cover and funding arrangements. The team understands that cost is often an important consideration and will explain the available options clearly, confidentially and without pressure.

The majority of clients who come to Bayberry fund treatment privately, either because their insurance does not include residential addiction treatment or because they prefer the flexibility, speed and privacy that private funding can offer. Where urgent admission is needed, private payment can also allow the admissions process to move forward without waiting for insurer pre-authorisation.

When you speak with the admissions team, you can:

  • Ask about the fee structure for the Manor Programme and the Cottage Group Plus Programme
  • Discuss which programme may best suit the individual’s clinical needs and personal circumstances
  • Ask whether private health insurance may contribute towards residential treatment
  • Get guidance on the insurance pre-authorisation process and the information an insurer may require
  • Understand what is included within the residential programme fees
  • Discuss timing, availability and the admissions process
  • Speak confidentially about payment arrangements and funding considerations before making any commitment

Enquiries are completely confidential, and there is no obligation to proceed with treatment. Family members and loved ones are equally welcome to call on behalf of someone they are concerned about, and many of the enquiries Bayberry receives come from people seeking guidance for another person.

The clinical suitability of the recommended programme will always remain the first consideration, regardless of how treatment is being funded.

How to take the next step

Our admissions team is available seven days a week and can often discuss availability, fees and insurance on the same call.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does rehab cost at Bayberry?
Bayberry does not publish fixed prices because treatment is personalised and fees depend on a range of individual factors, including the programme chosen, the length of stay, the room or accommodation type, clinical needs and whether detox is required. The admissions team will explain the fee structure clearly once they understand your specific circumstances.
Can private health insurance cover rehab at Bayberry?
It may be possible, depending on the insurer, the individual policy and the terms of cover held. Not all private medical insurance policies include residential addiction treatment, and those that do may require pre-authorisation. The admissions team can help you understand whether your policy may apply and what steps may be needed.
Which insurance providers does Bayberry work with?
Bayberry is understood to work with or be recognised by providers including BUPA, WPA, Healix and CIGNA. However, recognition does not guarantee that any specific policy will fund residential treatment. Cover is always policy-specific, and the admissions team will help you confirm the current position with your insurer before admission. (Please confirm the current insurer list internally before this FAQ is published.)
Are the Manor Programme and the Cottage Group Plus Programme priced differently?
Yes. The two programmes reflect different levels of environment, privacy, service and therapy format, which is reflected in their respective fees. The quality of medical and therapeutic care is the same across both. The admissions team can explain the fee structure for each programme and help identify the most appropriate option.