Havenwood Academy, Cedar City

How Much Does Treatment at Havenwood Academy Cost?

Havenwood publishes no rate, but it does say more than most about funding. Medicaid is accepted, and the program states that staff work with families on securing financial resources and various funding options, which in practice means the admissions team expects to be part of the funding conversation rather than handing a family a price and leaving them to solve it alone.

What is not stated is whether private insurance is billed and whether a self-pay rate exists, so those are the first two questions for 877-830-7012, along with what Medicaid actually covers for an out-of-state placement if you are not in Utah. Ask also whether the on-site education program and the equine and neurofeedback components are inside the base rate or charged on top of it.

As context only, private-pay residential treatment across Utah runs roughly $6,000 to $25,000 a month, with partial hospitalization between $7,000 and $13,500 and intensive outpatient from $2,500 to $9,000. Those are statewide market ranges, not Havenwood’s prices, and for a long-term placement the monthly figure matters less than the expected total length of stay, which is why that question comes first.