HARMONY RIDGE RECOVERY CENTER, LLC is effectively a single-payer Medicaid provider with no Medicare billing on file; lifetime Medicare revenue is listed as none while lifetime Medicaid revenue totals $24.3M, indicating its business is focused on state Medicaid-funded behavioral health services rather than Medicare beneficiaries. The provider has been enumerated since 2018-02-01 (~8 years ago), so the current Medicaid revenue profile reflects roughly the first eight years of its NPI registration and suggests an established presence in its market over that period. Revenue is extremely concentrated in a single service line: H2036 (Alcohol and/or other drug treatment program, per diem) accounts for $24.3M and is reported as 100.0% of this provider's total Medicaid revenue, indicating the organization operates predominantly as a per-diem substance abuse treatment facility rather than offering a broader mix of coded outpatient or ancillary services. Volume metrics for H2036 show 99.5K claims at an average paid/claim of $244, which, combined with the 100.0% revenue share, suggests the provider’s operations are high-volume per-diem stays rather than low-frequency high-reimbursement procedures. Competitive standing within the state for H2036 is strong: the code ranks #3 of 35 providers in-state and is described as 94th percentile and notably above typical state volume for this code, characterizing HARMONY RIDGE as one of the larger Medicaid providers of per-diem substance abuse treatment in West Virginia. The code-level statistical label (“notably above typical state volume”) reinforces that the provider is an outlier on utilization for H2036 relative to in-state peers, which has implications for network capacity and payer negotiations around per-diem behavioral health rates and utilization management. Given the absence of Medicare activity, strategic or operational discussions with this provider should center on Medicaid payment models, per-diem utilization controls, and capacity for addiction treatment services rather than Medicare-related programs or reimbursement streams.