ShareHouse serves adults (18+) seeking substance use treatment and supportive services. The best way to confirm fit is to call or start with an assessment.
To participate in our program you must:
Criteria, Fees, & Insurance
Admission Requirements
- Be at least 18 years old
- Not have a demonstrated history of violence
- Not have been convicted or charged with a sex offense
- Not be involved in treatment for any diagnosed sex addiction
- Not be on the Predator Offender Registry List
- Meet ASAM Requirements
Insurance & Coverage
Before admission or the start of services, payment or insurance will be pre-authorized if required by your provider. In some cases, we also negotiate single-episode agreements with insurance networks to help ensure access to care. Because every plan is different, coverage will vary depending on your provider, level of care, and specific benefits.
If you’re unsure what your insurance covers, our team is here to help. We can walk you through what information is needed, what your plan may include, and what the next steps look like—so you’re not navigating it alone.
Insurance requirements and eligibility may vary. For specific questions about your policy, we recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to confirm coverage and benefits.
Funding Options
ShareHouse accepts a wide range of insurance plans and funding sources, including but not limited to:
- North Dakota Medicaid
- ND Medicaid Expansion
- Minnesota Medical Assistance
- Minnesota Consolidated Funding / PMAPs
Please Note: ND Medicaid Expansion & Medicaid are only accepted at our Fargo Outpatient Clinic and Grand Forks Residential Facility.
Private Insurance Providers
Some plans may be accepted for specific services or levels of care only (such as outpatient services).
- Blue Cross Blue Shield (Multiple states and plans, including ND, MN, Blue Plus, Federal, and select Anthem plans)
- Health Partners
- Hennepin Health
- Medica (Commercial and Medicaid)
- Prime West Health
- Sanford Health Plan
- UnitedHealthcare -UHC
- United Medical Resources – UMR
- United Behavioral Health (UBH / Optum networks)
Tribal & Regional Coverage
- MHA Nation (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation)
- Tribal Insurance Plans
Court-Related & Alternative Funding
- Drug Court (including Cass County and SEHS Drug Court programs)
- Substance Use Disorder (SUD) vouchers
- Income-based funding options (when available)
Additional Minnesota Plans
- Blue Plus (Medicaid)
- IMCare (Itasca County)
- South Country Health Alliance (SCHA)
- State of Minnesota programs
Mental Health Coverage
Mental health services may be covered under:
Call (701) 282 - 6561- Minnesota Medical Assistance
- Select private insurance plans
- Minnesota PMAPs (Prepaid Medical Assistance Programs)
Because mental health benefits can vary widely, we recommend calling our team to review your specific plan and coverage options.
Billing Information
Fees and Payment Questions
It’s okay if cost is part of the concern. We can talk through what to expect, what questions to ask, and what options may be available based on your situation.
What We Need to Verify Coverage
- Insurance information (if applicable)
- Basic contact details
- A brief overview of what support you’re seeking
Next Steps
If you’re ready to begin, start with the Walk-In Assessment Clinic page or contact us now.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
How much will treatment cost?
We work with major insurance providers as well as North Dakota & Minnesota state vouchers/funds to ensure that as little cost as possible will be passed on to the client. What each client’s out of pocket expense will be is up to the person’s payer.
What if I don’t have insurance?
We have an onsite case managers that can help you apply for insurance or SUD funding. Income guidelines apply.
Is there someone there to help me fill out the paperwork for Medicaid or the SUD voucher?
Yes, we have on onsite case manager located at our outpatient & assessment clinic that can help you apply for funding, although they cannot guarantee funding.
If I have private insurance, what will my out-of-pocket share be?
Every person’s out of pocket share will be unique to their insurance plan. Please call your insurance carrier to better understand your responsibility.
I have insurance, but it is a high-deductible plan and I cannot afford the deductible, what are my options?
Come meet with our Case Management staff, depending on your situation, you may qualify for assistance with your deductible.
Can I make monthly payments?
Yes. We offer monthly payment plans and will work with you to create a payment arrangement that fits your budget. Our goal is to ensure that financial concerns do not prevent you from receiving the services you need.