3 Simple Steps

  1. Assessment: A healthcare provider will guide you through an initial assessment to better understand your individual needs and goals for treatment. This navigator will be able to answer any questions you may have about our many customizable programs.

  2. Treatment Selection: Based on the assessment process, we will recommend a level of care fit to address your situation. Factors such as lifestyle, occupational obligations, and family responsibilities can influence which treatment option is right for you.

  3. Start Date: Before the conclusion of your meeting, we will suggest the soonest start date for when treatment may begin. We understand this is a big step and are here to help make transitioning into treatment as comfortable as possible.

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Insurance

We recognize the world of insurance coverage to be complicated, from what is covered to out-of-pocket expenses. Our trained team of specialists can assist in answering your questions. Please have a copy of your insurance card handy so our team can contact your insurance provider to explore eligibility and covered benefits.

New Life participates with most national insurance providers including:

  • Medicare

  • Horizon Blue Cross

  • Independence Blue Cross

  • Aetna

  • AmeriHealth (Administrators, HMO, POS, 65) 

  • Geisinger Health Plan (HMO, PPO, Geisinger Gold)

  • Independence Administrators 

  • Keystone (HMO, HMO Proactive, POS, Direct POS)

  • Medicaid (Horizon NJ Health HMO, Aetna, Amerigroup NJ, United Healthcare Community Plan, WellCare)

  • Pinnacle HMO Employed  

  • St. Luke’s Health System TPA

  • Summit (Non-HMO Employed)

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Our home

  • A waiting room with light teal walls, upholstered sofas, armchairs, a coffee table, a small round table, and a large window with blinds. There's a potted plant, a mirror, a clock, an air vent, and a thermostat on the wall.

    Dream bigger

  • Medical examination room with examination table near window, medical cabinet, sink, and chairs.

    Change ourselves

  • Empty waiting room with a row of five blue chairs against a wall decorated with children's artwork, a whiteboard with writing, a television on a stand, and a table with supplies.

    Build together

  • Waiting room with beige armchair and a wooden coffee table with magazines and brochures, behind a reception desk made of dark wood with a pink neon sign, in a clinic or office setting.

    Grow healthier

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