Financial – Residential Treatment Costs

Residential treatment costs – FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Please contact an Admission Director for our daily rates at 855-667-9388. We are excited at the potential of working with you and your daughter. We offer the highest level of treatment and professional staff-to-student time in the industry on a 5-star campus. Your daughter will experience life on and off campus with the support of our staff and professionals and we promise you our best in restoring hope to your most precious asset, your family.

We will help you with your medical insurance billing and have been successful in collecting some insurance money (assuming the clinical information rises to the level of medical necessity) for many of our families. Financing is available as well as we encourage you to explore your options. We are here to help!

Financial Loan companies we recommend for families:

Prosper HealthCare Lending

 
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Prosper Healthcare Lending is the premier financing company in the healthcare industry. With over $3 Billion borrowed and over 250,000 people empowered, this is a name and a program you can trust.

Here are some of the benefits you’ll receive with a loan from Prosper Healthcare Lending:

• Immediate decisions without affecting your credit!
• Longer terms for lower monthly payments
• No collateral required
• No prepayment penalties
• Fast & easy loan inquiry process
• 100% Confidential

Tax Deduction Information

Please provide the following information to your tax advisor so they can assist you in making the proper deduction.
You may wish to refer to Internal Revenue Code (Section 213a) for additional information on allowable deduction percentages of expenses related to the care for your son or daughter.

Court examples of rulings that support medical expense deduction related to enrollment in a special school for your child:

• –Griesdorf, Lawrence, (1970) 54 TC 1684) Enrollment of a child not cooperating in school and often physically sick related to result of parental divorce and father’s suicide.
• –Urbauer, Charles, (1992) TC Memo 1992-170) Enrollment of a 17 yr old with severe behavioral and drug abuse related problems in a college preparatory school program designed to meet the educational and emotional needs of students with problems.

When the proper criteria are met, all tuition (including all food and lodging) and additional expenses including transportation to and from the program should be discussed as a deduction with your tax advisor.  Phone calls and other related expenses you incur should also be discussed with your tax advisor.

Additional Resources for your tax advisor:

• Internal Revenue Code Section 213(a)
• Treasury Regulation Section 1.123-1(e)
• Revenue Ruling 70-285
• Private Letter Ruling 8447014
• Court Cases: Griesdorf, Lawrence, (1970) 54 TC 1684;
• Pazos, Jose, (1987) TC Memo 1987-131;
• Urbauer, Charles, (1992) TC Memo 1992-170

You can reach our admissions department by calling 855-667-9388.
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