The Journal of Addiction Disorder and Rehabilitation publishes open access research that advances prevention, treatment, recovery, and rehabilitation. APCs cover the end to end publishing workflow and keep the journal accessible to the global community.

APC billing is separated from editorial decisions to preserve scientific independence. All manuscripts receive the same peer review standards regardless of funding source.

Legacy pricing is maintained for clarity and budgeting. Discounts and waivers are available for eligible authors, students, and service contributors.

APCs fund the publishing services that transform addiction and rehabilitation research into trusted, citable scholarship.

APCs can be covered by grants, institutional open access funds, or departmental budgets. The editorial office provides documentation to support approvals and reimbursements.

• Invoices issued only after acceptance
• Pro forma invoices available for grant planning
• Support for multi site and multi author billing
• Documentation for institutional reporting

There are no submission fees or pre review charges. The APC is billed only after acceptance to protect editorial independence and ensure fair review.

Open access publishing ensures clinicians, recovery specialists, and community program leaders can access evidence without barriers. This visibility supports faster translation into practice and policy.

• Immediate access for clinical and community providers
• Greater citation potential through unrestricted access
• Compliance with funder and institutional open access policies
• Long term preservation through archiving and metadata standards

The APC structure supports consistent editorial and production standards across article types published in the journal.

• Original research and clinical trials
• Systematic reviews and meta analyses
• Brief reports and short communications
• Case studies and policy analyses

The APC workflow is designed to protect editorial independence and provide predictable timelines.

Early planning helps align grants and departmental approvals with publication timelines.

• Include APCs in grant budgets and renewals where permitted
• Coordinate co author contributions for multi site studies
• Request pro forma invoices for finance approvals
• Discuss billing details with the editorial office before acceptance

Waiver requests should be discussed with the editorial office before submission so eligibility can be reviewed without delaying publication timelines.

Partial waivers may be available for authors from low income and lower middle income countries when supported by documentation and policy criteria.

Authors can also request guidance on funding alignment to avoid delays after acceptance.