Florida

Situated in the Bradenton/Sarasota area – approximately 40 miles from the Tampa International Airport and less than 10 miles from the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport – Centerstone has more than 450 physicians, nurses, counselors, case workers, leaders and support staff who serve one out of every 30 families in our community.

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Mental Health and Addiction Services

Outpatient – (941) 782-4150
Inpatient – (941) 782-4600

Insurances Accepted

We accept most insurances – including Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare and many commercial insurance plans.

Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center

Florida is home to Centerstone’s Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center, where we help people from all over experiencing mental health crisis and addiction 24/7. We even accept out-of-state Medicare patients.

Learn more about the Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center.

Inpatient Care and Crisis: (941) 782-4617
Addiction Services: (941) 782-4600
Outpatient Care: (941) 782-4150
Sexual Assault 24/7 Helpline: (941) 708-6059

Visitation

Visitation is held daily from 4:00-5:00 p.m. for individuals receiving inpatient behavioral health services, excluding detox and residential programs.
Visitors must be 12 years or older. Limit of 2 individuals per visit.
Visitors must stop at the reception desk to sign a confidentiality form and be escorted to the unit. Personal belongings should be locked in your vehicle. A team member will hold your car keys until visitation is complete.
Client belongings may be dropped off Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (excluding Saturday and Sunday).

Learn about the Centerstone Consortium Doctoral Internship in Psychology.

Can I afford treatment?

Centerstone Addiction Center offers treatment options that are affordable and accessible for you. We are IN NETWORK with most major insurance providers, which means that access to care is just a phone call away. Our caring finance team will handle all of the necessary steps with your insurance provider and help you determine the right options for you.

Most major insurances accepted
Medicare and TRICARE are accepted
Tailored private pay financial options

If you have questions about how your insurance applies, you may discuss your options by contacting (941) 782-4150 or email: CFLCentral.Info@centerstone.org or with the Addiction Center Liaison (941-782-4648) or email: CFLCentral.AddictionsInfo@centerstone.org. Centerstone partners with financing companies willing to underwrite your care. Payment plans are also available. To contact our Billing and Collections office, call (941) 782-4318.

Centerstone Scholarship Program

Paying for health and wellness, even under the best of circumstances, can be a major challenge. But when a family loses their way due to addiction or behavioral health issues, the financial demands can become even more daunting. The Centerstone Scholarship Program was established to assist families/individuals in their quest for a better future because everyone deserves a chance for health and wellness no matter what their financial status.

To qualify for financial aid, applicants must meet one or more of the following criteria:

Income – Priority is given to low-to-middle-income applicants, as defined by the federal poverty guidelines from the Department of Health and Human Services with little or no means to pay for behavioral health or addiction care.
Household Size – Consideration will be given to households with two or more individuals requiring services or with more than six dependents in a household
Crisis Level Behavior – Consideration will be given to individuals that self-harm; exhibit hurtful aggression on self, others or property; have a life-threatening health risk; cause high-level disruption; or demonstrate other crisis level behavior.
Other – Centerstone will follow any additional requirements or criteria for the distribution of awards as designated by the donor(s) providing the scholarship funds.

Centerstone Hospital Financial Information

Pursuant to Florida Statute 395.301, quality information and pricing information on payments made for service bundles and procedures can be found at the following links:

www.floridahealthfinder.gov
https://pricing.floridahealthfinder.gov
This link provides information on payments made to facilities for service bundles and procedures. Service bundle information is a non-personalized estimate of costs that may be incurred by a patient for anticipated services. Actual costs will be based on services actually provided to the patient.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) require hospitals to provide a complete list of services and ancillary charges that could be provided by our hospital. Attached is a complete list of services and charges.

Information on average payments and the payment ranges is an estimate of costs that may be incurred. Actual costs will be based on the services actually provided to the patient. A more personalized estimate of service charges and information is available upon request. Prospective patients may pay less for service at another facility and may contact his or her health insurer or health maintenance organization for additional information on cost-sharing responsibilities.

More Information

All clients are encouraged to contact their health care practitioners anticipated to provide services while receiving care in the facility regarding a personalized estimate, billing practices and participation with his or her insurance provider or health maintenance organization (HMO) as the practitioners may not participate with the same health insurers or HMO as the hospital.

Centerstone does not utilize contracted healthcare practitioners or medical groups in the provision of care.

No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay at Centerstone of Florida and there is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available as detailed in the Financial Assistance Policy (FAP).

Centerstone contracts with the following health insurers in Florida:

How can I access and afford my medications?

We can offer a variety of solutions to meet your medication needs. We offer in-house specialty pharmacy services through Genoa. Our skilled pharmacists can discuss all of your options including assistance programs for which you may qualify. These programs include assistance through the Florida Alcohol and Drug Association and the Vivitrol Co-pay Savings program. Additionally many insurances cover the costs of medications.

If you have questions, please call us at (941) 782-4600.

Centerstone of Florida Hospital Pricing – Effective 2/1/2024

2022 Community Health Needs Assessment Implementation Strategy – Centerstone Hospital, Bradenton, Florida

2022 Community Health Needs Assessment – Centerstone Hospital, Bradenton, Florida

Community Health Needs Assessment Improvement: June 2023

As part of the Manatee Healthcare Alliance, Centerstone works with action team members to complete activities and meet goals. Melissa Larkin-Skinner, chief executive officer for Centerstone, currently serves as chair of the Manatee County Healthcare Alliance. Charles Whitfield, Vice President of Community Care for Centerstone, currently serves as chair of the Behavioral Health committee.

The following initiatives related to behavioral health were identified as priorities by the alliance and addressed during 2023.

Development of GIS Map so that individuals who need resources can easily access them using their cell phones. This is a partnership project between the Behavioral Health CHIP Subcommittee and Making an Impact. DOH-Manatee EIS (Epidemic Intelligence Service) Fellow and Behavioral Health CHIP Subcommittee members worked with partners at Making an Impact to complete a GIS mapping project using the Making an Impact guide. This project included linking map sites to the resources available in census tracts. The Making an Impact guide QR code is installed prominently at the MCAT bus stations. The user can log in or scan the QR code from a device and find resources in their neighborhood. DOH-Manatee EIS fellow cross-referenced all resource guides for behavioral health outreach, including Making an Impact, 211, and Persons Assisting the Homeless (PATH) Guides. They made updates to ensure behavioral health resources were included in the PATH guide, worked with partners to distribute and fill needed gaps in resource information, and provided outreach to various agencies using all the resources available in English and Spanish.
Development and Execution of Behavioral Health Forum, the subcommittee developed A behavioral health forum and presented it to the community on March 23, 2022. It covered the following: Beyond Thought, Plan, and Intent in Suicide Assessment: Getting at What Clients Withhold to Assess Lethality, Cultural Competency in Behavioral Health, and a Personal Testimonial.
Ongoing Community Outreach Efforts have been a focal point for the subcommittee. The You are Not Alone wallet cards have been distributed to multiple agencies to disburse into the community. The wallet card connects individuals to multiple behavioral health resources thorough a QR code. Additionally, the QR code has been placed at multiple bus stop stations so that patrons are able to access. The website receives approximately 300 clicks and 20,000 views a month.
Establish and support systems that enable clinicians to comprehensively test, treat, and educate, specific to community needs. This is an ongoing effort. The support systems are currently operating in Manatee County through existing agencies. The Behavioral Health CHIP Subcommittee allowed these individuals to communicate and share resources regularly.
Expanded addictions bed capacity by 4 to meet community needs based on community assessments.

FY24 – FY27 Plans and Goals

Community Health Assessment results showed Mental Health & Addiction is top 2 of 3 priorities in Manatee County.
Expanding MAT and Peer services based on community needs.
We are engaging in advocacy to bring the CCBHC model to Florida to bring access to whole person care.
Developing plans to create a community resource center at the hospital campus.