- At THE BALANCE, discussions around structure, duration, and investment are handled with the same care, discretion, and responsibility as clinical matters.
- Because complex mental health and addiction cases vary significantly, care is not structured as a fixed package - and pricing is not presented as a menu.
- However, we provide realistic investment orientation ranges to support responsible planning.
Engaging in treatment is both a clinical and practical decision. At THE BALANCE, discussions around structure, duration, and investment are handled with the same care, discretion, and responsibility as clinical matters. Because complex mental health and addiction cases vary significantly, care is not structured as a fixed package – and pricing is not presented as a menu. However, we provide realistic investment orientation ranges to support responsible planning. Final recommendations are confirmed only after a confidential clinical assessment.
How Treatment Is Structured
Most cases follow a phased pathway:
Confidential Assessment → Residential Phase → Transition Phase → Continuity & Aftercare
Not every case requires every phase. Complexity, psychiatric stability, prior treatment history, and continuity needs determine structure and duration. In complex cases, underestimating required intensity or duration is one of the most common causes of relapse or treatment failure.
Illustrative Treatment Pathways
The examples below reflect typical patterns seen in comparable cases. They are provided for orientation only and do not replace clinical assessment.
Pathway A – Structured Stabilisation
Typical situation
- A primary mental health or addiction concern
- No significant medical instability
- Limited prior treatment failure
- Moderate containment needs
Clinical structure
- Residential Care: approximately 3–4 weeks
- Structured therapeutic program
- Standard psychiatric and medical oversight
- Initial aftercare planning
Typical total investment range: EUR 150,000 – 250,000
Pathway B – Complex Relapse & Trauma Pattern
Typical situation
- Multiple overlapping mental health or addiction concerns
- Trauma influencing relapse risk or treatment response
- Previous treatment attempts that did not hold
- Higher need for individualisation and psychiatric involvement
Clinical structure
- Individualized Residential Care: approximately 3–4 weeks
- Increased psychiatric and multidisciplinary intensity
- Structured Transition Phase (2–4 weeks, depending on stability)
- Coordinated continuity and aftercare planning
Typical total investment range: EUR 250,000 – 500,000
Pathway C – High-Risk, High-Complexity Case
Typical situation
- Repeated treatment failure
- Psychiatric instability or diagnostic uncertainty
- Significant trauma affecting stability
- Elevated relapse or safety risk
- Strong need for discretion and risk management
Clinical structure
- Medical Detox (if required)
- Individualized Residential Care: 4+ weeks
- Elevated psychiatric and medical supervision
- Extended Transition Phase
- Structured three-six-month Continuity Plan
Typical total investment range: EUR 500,000 – 900,000+
What Investment Reflects
Investment reflects:
- Level of psychiatric and medical intensity
- Degree of individualisation
- Staff-to-client ratio
- Risk management and containment needs
- Duration of residential care
- Transition and long-term continuity planning
It does not reflect location or amenities.
How Investment Is Confirmed
While orientation ranges are provided above, final costs are confirmed only after:
- Clinical suitability has been established
- The appropriate level of care is determined
- Duration and structure are clarified
- Practical requirements are understood
This ensures that discussions are informed, transparent, and clinically responsible – rather than speculative.
Insurance & Third-Party Payers
Insurance coverage and third-party contributions vary significantly depending on provider, jurisdiction, and individual circumstances. Where relevant, we can discuss:
- Whether partial coverage may be possible
- Documentation that may be required
- Realistic expectations around reimbursement
Insurance considerations do not determine clinical recommendations.
Practical Planning & Logistics
Once a decision to proceed has been made, practical arrangements are coordinated discreetly and professionally. This may include:
- Travel and arrival planning
- Scheduling considerations
- Coordination with representatives or family
- Administrative preparation prior to arrival
Our aim is to reduce unnecessary complexity and allow individuals and families to focus on the clinical process itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don’t you publish fixed prices?
Because care is individualized. Fixed price lists would not reflect clinical complexity or responsible treatment planning.
When are final costs explained?
After an initial confidential conversation and assessment, once recommendations are clear.
Is payment required upfront?
Terms are explained transparently during the admission process.
Do you work with insurance?
This is discussed individually, depending on circumstances and jurisdiction.
A Note on Responsibility
Investment decisions form part of a broader commitment to care, continuity, and long-term stability. At THE BALANCE, financial discussions are approached with clarity, discretion, and respect – without pressure, urgency, or commercial framing. If the ranges above appear broadly feasible, the next step is a confidential conversation with our Admissions team to determine whether – and how – we can responsibly help.
