ANR is classified as an elective procedure. An elective procedure or service is one that is beneficial to the patient but not considered urgent. These services require payment prior to the service being provided. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide non-emergency services without securing some form of payment. ANR Clinic does not receive financial assistance from taxpayers (the county, city, state, or federal government) to support our operations. Currently, ANR is not covered by insurance or Medicare/ Medicaid.


We understand that the cycle of dependency is a major financial burden on both the individual and their loved ones. Also, the past couple of years of the pandemic have wreaked havoc on many families economically. We do not want anyone who wants to reclaim their life to be precluded from doing so on the basis of funds. Therefore, we have several great financing options available for anyone who needs them:

Advance Care – Credit Card

My Medical Funding– Loan – Partner of Advance Care*

Upstart– Personal Loans

Upgrade– Personal Loans & Credit Cards

Aven– Home Equity Credit Card

Prosper – Medical Personal Loans

We also accept all major credit cards, wire transfers, ACH payments, cash, and checks.


If you have any additional questions or would like to discuss additional financing options, feel free to reach out to us today.
We will be happy to talk to you and help with solutions. Call us at 813-750-7470 or submit an online contact form.

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ANR Treatment Savings Projection

Your Cost Breakdown

Monthly Opioid Cost

Additional Monthly Costs

Total Monthly Cost

Yearly Expense

The “Additional Monthly Costs” represent average healthcare and criminal justice expenses associated with opioid dependency, based on a comprehensive study.

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These costs are derived from the study: “The Economic Burden of Prescription Opioid Overdose, Abuse, and Dependence in the United States, 2013” by Florence et al., published in Medical Care. The figures have been adjusted for inflation to 2023 dollars.

The additional costs include:

  • Healthcare costs: Emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and other medical treatments related to opioid use.
  • Criminal justice costs: Legal proceedings, incarceration, and law enforcement expenses associated with opioid-related crimes.

ANR treatment cost: $20,500. Average total expense including accommodation for out-of-state patients: $22,000.

Disclaimer: These are estimates. Individual experiences may vary. This calculator is for informational purposes only.

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