Insurance Program for Methadone Clinics

Abuse of heroin and opioids (prescription pain killers) in the United States is reaching unprecedented levels and causing concern across all segments of society. It is estimated that of the 22,134 deaths relating to prescription drug overdose in 2010, 16,652 (75%) involved opioids and 6,497 (30%) involved benzodiazepines (psychoactive drugs). More than 3,000 deaths that year were from heroin overdoses.

To help treat individuals with heroin or other opiate addictions, methadone clinics are available that provide a detoxification program and other services. The goal of this type of detox program is to achieve safe and humane withdrawal from opiates by minimizing the severity of withdrawal symptoms and other medical complications.

Put Our Industry Expertise to Work for You

Methadone clinics are an eligible class of business under our ATP Insurance Program. Available coverages include:

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  • General Liability
  • Professional Liability
  • Sexual Abuse/Molestation
  • Umbrella/Excess Liability
  • Directors & Officers Liability
  • Employment Practices Liability
  • Employee Benefits Liability
  • Cyber Liability Property Insurance
  • Automobile Coverage
  • Property Insurance
  • And Other Key Insurance Products

Our staff understands the operations of these clinics and can provide you with the expertise needed to address their exposures – from premises liability to healthcare provider liability and employee-related issues, among other risks. In addition, as specialists in behavioral health, we know what makes up the majority of claims from both a frequency and severity standpoint and can help you assist your insureds in mitigating and transferring their risk.

Learn More About Our ATP Insurance Program

We invite you to learn more about our program and how we can help you enter or expand your footprint in this growing and exciting niche. We have a passion for what we do, which has translated into developing a successful program that is an established industry leader working with thousands of treatment programs across the country.