Treatment programs in Missoula, MT that list private insurance
5 programs in Missoula list private insurance on public profiles, of 12 programs listed in Missoula. Listings as of 19 Sep 2026.
These are the programs whose listed address is in Missoula. A program in a nearby town may still be the right one, so look at the cities near Missoula below. Lists private insurance means the program's public listing names private insurance or a carrier. That is not proof of a network contract with your plan, and it does not mean the program has openings. Give the program your plan name and member ID and ask whether they are in network, before you travel or start treatment. findingrehab.io has not checked these listings. How listings work
All programs in Missoula (12) Programs in Missoula that list Medicaid (12) Programs in Missoula that list Medicare (5) Programs that list private insurance in Montana (55)
- Substance abuse
- 5
- Mental health
- 2
- Confirmed numbers
- 4
Programs in Missoula that list private insurance
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Community Medical Services Missoula
Substance abuseOutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)
Providence Saint Patrick Hospital
Substance abuseMental healthHospital inpatientDay treatment (PHP)Outpatient
Starr Counseling and Addiction Svcs
Substance abuseOutpatient
Stepping Stones Behavioral Health Serv
Substance abuseOutpatient
Winds of Change Mental Health Center
Substance abuseMental healthResidentialOutpatient
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- Medicaid (5)
- Medicare (2)
- TRICARE (3)
- Private insurance (5)
- Self pay or sliding fee (5)
4 of these 5 phone numbers were confirmed against a second source, such as the program's own website or a government directory. Each listing says where its number came from.