For licensed programs
A listing that looks like the campus.
This library is written for families who already live in the private-pay world. If you operate a licensed residential or hospital program and want a card here, the terms are simple and written in advance.
- The telephone number on the card is the facility’s own number.
- Paid cards are marked as advertising (
rel="sponsored"when a card is live). - We bill a prepaid flat fee for a stated term. We do not sell calls, leads, or exclusive numbers.
Rate card
No live paid cards exist on this page yet. The table is the offer, not a roster of campuses.
| Placement | What prints | How it is billed | What never prints |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard card | Legal name on the license, state, facility website, facility-owned phone, labeled Advertising | Flat prepaid term, quoted in writing before any card goes live | Rented tracking numbers, call-center lines, per-admission fees |
| Featured card | Same facts, higher position on this page only | Flat prepaid term, quoted in writing; still not tied to call volume | Exclusive “we place you” language, invented amenities, Malibu filler |
Dollar amounts are issued in a written invoice for a named license, not published as a marketplace bid. A card that is not paid does not appear. A card that is paid is advertising, not an editorial endorsement and not a clinical recommendation.
Write the desk
Licensed programs use the public mailbox on Write the listings desk. Send the legal name, state, public site, and the facility-owned number. Do not send patient information. Families looking for a bed should not use that address — use SAMHSA and FindTreatment.gov.
What we will not do
We will not invent amenities you do not have. We will not imply this site is your admissions desk. We will not put a call-center or rented tracking number on your name. We will not take a cut of an admission.
When you write, send the legal name on the license, the state, the public website, and the number that should print. Do not send patient information.
Crisis help for readers is SAMHSA 1-800-662-HELP and FindTreatment.gov — not a listing on this page.