
Joint Commission Accredited
LegitScript Certified
Boise-Based Outpatient Care
Personalized Treatment Planning
INSURANCE AND PAYMENT
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
Honor Behavioral Health works with many leading insurance providers. Coverage varies by plan, and our admissions team can help you understand your benefits.













A STRAIGHTFORWARD FIRST STEP
Starting Treatment Shouldn’t Feel Complicated
Deciding to seek help can bring up a lot of questions. You may be unsure which level of care you need, whether your insurance will help cover treatment, or how treatment will fit into your everyday life.
You do not have to work through those questions alone.
Honor Behavioral Health’s admissions team will listen to what has been happening, explain our outpatient services, and help you understand the evaluation process. Our goal is to give you clear information without pressure so you can make an informed decision about your care.
You may contact admissions for yourself, a family member, or someone you are professionally supporting.
WHAT TO EXPECT
How the Admissions Process Works
Reach Out
Call admissions or send us a message through the Contact Us page. You can begin with questions, even if you are not certain that treatment is the right next step. A family member, healthcare provider, therapist, case manager, or other referring professional may also contact us for general information.
Talk With Our Admissions Team
We will ask about what you are currently experiencing and what kind of support you are looking for.
The conversation may include questions about:
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Mental health symptoms
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Alcohol or substance use
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Current safety concerns
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Previous treatment
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Recent hospitalizations
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Current medications
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Work, school, or family responsibilities
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Transportation and scheduling needs
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Your goals for treatment
These questions help us understand whether Honor’s outpatient services may be appropriate. The first admissions call is not a diagnosis or a final clinical recommendation.
Review Insurance and Practical Details
If you would like to use insurance, our team can collect your insurance information and begin the benefits-verification process.
Benefits verification may help clarify:
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Whether Honor is in network
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Deductible and out-of-pocket information
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Copay or coinsurance information
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Prior-authorization requirements
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Coverage for the recommended level of care
Verification of benefits is not a guarantee of coverage or payment. Final coverage decisions are made by the insurance provider and may depend on clinical authorization and the specific terms of the plan.
Complete a Clinical Assessment
If Honor appears to be a possible fit, the next step may be a clinical assessment with a qualified member of the treatment team.
The assessment helps determine:
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Your current clinical needs
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Whether outpatient care is appropriate and safe
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Which level of care may provide the right amount of support
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Whether additional services or a different treatment setting should be considered
You do not need to decide between PHP, IOP, or another service before contacting us. The clinical evaluation is designed to help make that recommendation.
FOR FAMILIES
You Can Call When You’re Worried About Someone
Watching someone struggle can leave you uncertain about what to say or do. Family members are welcome to contact admissions for general information about Honor’s programs and admissions process.
Our team can help you understand:
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What outpatient treatment involves
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How someone can begin an evaluation
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What information may be helpful
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How insurance verification works
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What to do if Honor is not the appropriate level of care
Privacy regulations may limit what we can disclose about a specific person without their permission. However, we can still listen to your concerns and provide general guidance.
FOR REFERRING PROFESSIONALS
Coordinating a Referral
Honor welcomes inquiries from therapists, physicians, hospitals, case managers, employee-assistance professionals, and other community providers. Please contact admissions to confirm current program availability, discuss potential fit, and receive instructions for submitting relevant information through the appropriate process.
Helpful referral information may include:
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Patient contact information
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Presenting concerns
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Current diagnosis, when available
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Relevant treatment history
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Current medications
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Recent safety or risk information
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Recommended level of care
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Insurance information
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Referring-provider contact information
INSURANCE AND COST
We’ll Help You Understand Your Benefits
Honor Behavioral Health works with many leading insurance providers. Our team can help verify available benefits and explain the information received from your plan. Coverage varies by policy, level of care, clinical authorization, and other plan requirements. Insurance verification does not obligate you to begin treatment.
ADMISSIONS
Getting Started Is Simpler Than You May Expect

Contact Our Team
Call or submit the short contact form. Tell us whether you are seeking help for yourself or someone you care about.

Discuss Your Needs
We’ll ask about current concerns, treatment history, insurance and what you hope to change.

Review Coverage and Options
We can verify available benefits and explain known costs or next steps before treatment begins.

Complete an Assessment
A pre-admission assessment helps determine whether Honor is an appropriate fit and which level of care may be recommended.

Begin Your Plan
If Honor is the right fit, we coordinate next steps. If another provider is more appropriate, we explain that clearly.
BOISE, IDAHO
Behavioral Health Treatment Close to Home
7091 W Emerald Street
Boise, ID 83704
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