The Providence Projects Rehab Cost: £4,500–£10,000 for 28 Days
The short answer
A 28-day stay at The Providence Projects costs £4,500–£10,000 — roughly £1,150–£2,500 a week. Detox-only admissions are around £2,500–£4,500. These are 2026 market ranges, not a quote — The Providence Projects confirms the final price after assessment. A long-running Bournemouth provider known for structured 12-step treatment and affordable extended stays.
Call 0800 000 0000 for a confirmed priceWhat it costs
| Option | Detox | 28 days |
|---|---|---|
| The Providence Projects — detox only Bournemouth, Dorset | £2,500–£4,500 | — |
| The Providence Projects — 28-day programme Mid-market tier | — | £4,500–£10,000 |
| UKAT (comparable) Mid-market | £2,500–£5,000 | £5,000–£12,000 |
| Abbeycare (comparable) Mid-market | £2,500–£4,500 | £4,500–£10,000 |
| Sanctuary Lodge (comparable) Mid-market | £2,500–£5,000 | £5,000–£11,000 |
These are market ranges gathered across CQC-registered UK providers, not quotes. Only the clinic can confirm a final price, and it depends on your assessment. Prices checked July 2026.
Who The Providence Projects suits
A good fit if
- Longer treatment on a mid-market budget — extended stays are part of the model
- Strong peer community and structured 12-step work
- South Coast and London self-funders
Look elsewhere if
- People needing hospital-level medical cover
- Anyone wanting a private-hospital setting
Alternatives at a similar price
UKAT
Mid-market · Group of residential centres across England
£5,000–£12,000 / 28 days
Abbeycare
Mid-market · Scotland and Gloucestershire
£4,500–£10,000 / 28 days
Sanctuary Lodge
Mid-market · Halstead, Essex
£5,000–£11,000 / 28 days
We are a referral service, not a clinic. We are not affiliated with The Providence Projects and do not speak on its behalf — the figures above are market ranges we have gathered, and the provider confirms the final price after assessment.
Common questions
How much does The Providence Projects cost?
A 28-day residential programme at The Providence Projects sits in the £4,500–£10,000 range, with detox-only stays around £2,500–£4,500. The Providence Projects is positioned as mid-market in the UK market. These are market ranges, not a quote — the clinic sets the final price after assessment.
How much is The Providence Projects per week?
Working back from the 28-day range, The Providence Projects costs roughly £1,150–£2,500 a week. Most clinics price by programme rather than by week, so a one or two week stay usually costs more per week than a full month, and the first week carries the detox and medical assessment.
Is The Providence Projects covered by private health insurance?
Mid-market clinics like The Providence Projects are more often paid for privately than through insurance, though some policies will fund a stay. Check network status with your insurer first — it is the single biggest factor in what you actually pay.
Who is The Providence Projects a good fit for?
Longer treatment on a mid-market budget — extended stays are part of the model. Strong peer community and structured 12-step work. South Coast and London self-funders.
Are there cheaper alternatives to The Providence Projects?
The Providence Projects is already at the affordable end of private treatment. Below it, the realistic options are NHS community treatment (free), a shorter detox-only admission, or intensive outpatient therapy rather than a cheaper residential clinic.
How quickly can I be admitted to The Providence Projects?
Private residential admission in the UK is usually possible within 24 to 72 hours once an assessment is done and funding is confirmed. Availability moves week to week, which is why it is worth holding two options rather than one.
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