Ways to Help
Making a difference in the life of someone who is struggling with addiction is easier than you may think.
Drug abuse not only affects the individual, but also can have far-reaching consequences that affect family, employment, personal health, health care systems, local communities, and society as a whole. With your help, we can continue to provide the resources and services needed to get on the right path to recovery.
for one 1 week.
after treatment at Daystar Center.
(Mattress, Linens, Dressers, Window Treatments, etc.).
Financial Donations
Non-Cash Donations
Daystar Center accepts a wide range of donations of new and like-new items that help us to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. Donate gently used items to Community Aid through Chambers Hill United Methodist Church’s collection bin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What will I be charged for services rendered?
The charge for services included on your bill is based on many factors that vary from hospital to hospital, including the costs of buying medications, equipment and other supplies; paying highly-trained healthcare workers; purchasing up-to-date medical technology; and operations and maintenance costs.
How much will I have to pay?
The best way for patients to determine their out-of-pocket costs in advance of obtaining services is to contact their insurer, whether that is a commercial health insurance company, Medicare or a state Medicaid program (for non covered services).
When is payment expected?
With the exception of co-payment amounts, REHAB expects payment within 30 days of the billing date shown on your statement.
What if I am having difficulty with payments or am unable to make payment in full?
Patients who are challenged with payments or cannot pay their bill in full should contact a Patient Financial Services representative at (808) 544-3340 to discuss available payment options.
I have insurance, why am I being billed?
Depending on the insurance company and plan you have, cost sharing is based on plan benefits. It is common for patients to pay a portion which may be for a co-insurance payment, deductible or a charge not covered by your insurance provider.
