Drug and alcohol addiction contribute to a wide variety of criminal or civil cases; hence, legal professionals often encounter clients living with substance use disorder.

Getting them the treatment they need can have a profoundly positive effect on their lives.

Know of a Client Who May Be Struggling with Addiction?

If you have a client who is struggling with addiction, the American Addiction Centers team is here to help. Fill out the confidential referral form at the bottom of this page, and a local outreach coordinator will contact you.

How Does the Referral Process Work at AAC?

The team at American Addiction Centers works to help social workers, legal professionals, and healthcare providers connect patients to the services they need to begin their recovery. AAC maintains the highest standard of excellence throughout the entire process, from the day of the referral to the day clients finish treatment.

Simply fill out the form at the bottom of this page, and a local outreach coordinator will contact you to discuss your client’s situation and treatment needs.

You can also speak to an admissions navigator immediately by calling or using our text line.

AAC representatives smoothly and professionally manage all of the logistics of helping patients get to treatment, including:

• Verification of insurance benefits.
• Obtaining insurance authorization and handling all subsequent communication with their insurer.
• Patient evaluation.
• Connecting patients with the treatment facility that’s the right fit for their medical, geographical, and financial needs.

Types of Addiction Treatment We Offer

No two cases of addiction are alike. The team at American Addiction Centers works closely with patients to develop individualized treatment plans to meet their unique needs.

Some of the levels of care offered at American Addiction Centers include:^1,2

• Medical detox: During medical detox, patients receive medical and emotional support to manage the symptoms of withdrawal, preparing the mind and body for inpatient or outpatient rehab.
• Inpatient rehab: Inpatient rehab allows patients to live at the care facility and benefit from around-the-clock care. All patients could potentially benefit from inpatient treatment, especially those who are living with severe addiction or do not have a high level of support at home.
• Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) and intensive outpatient programs (IOPs): PHPs and IOPs allow patients to live at home, go to work, or attend school when they aren’t in treatment. However, they require more frequent attendance than a standard outpatient program.
• Outpatient treatment: Outpatient treatment offers flexible scheduling that can be an effective option for those who have mild to moderate substance use disorder and a strong home support network. p22 outpatient treatment programs

All our facilities are equipped to provide treatment for patients with co-occurring disorders. Our facility in Tampa, FL, also offers primary mental health care in a residential setting for patients with mental health conditions that don’t involve substance use.

Reach out to an admissions navigator at to learn more.

Do AAC Treatment Centers Accept Insurance?

AAC facilities are in-network with many major health insurance providers, including Aetna, BCBS, and UnitedHealthcare. 

AAC is also part of the VA Community Care Network (CCN), meaning patients may use their VA benefits. 

For clients who do not have insurance, AAC offers several convenient ways to pay for rehab, such as financing.

Why Choose American Addiction Centers?

AAC facilities are staffed by qualified professionals with decades of experience, offering individualized, evidence-based care at treatment facilities across the United States. 

These treatment programs are designed not only to help your clients get sober, but also to gain the skills they need to maintain long-term recovery.

American Addiction Centers is proud to offer the 90-Day Promise. If an AAC client completes 90 consecutive days in treatment (inpatient or outpatient) and suffers a relapse afterward, they qualify for an additional 30 days of treatment free of charge.

Contact the AAC admissions team today to begin the client referral process.