Ambetter of Arkansas Insurance Coverage for Drug & Alcohol Rehab
Getting help for addiction is a courageous choice, but how do you pay for it? If you’re in Arkansas and have Ambetter insurance, your coverage can pay for some or all of the costs of rehab.
Every insurance plan is different, so it pays to verify your insurance before starting treatment. This guide will help you understand how to use your Ambetter insurance to cover the addiction treatment you need to recover from substance use disorder.
To get started with treatment, the first step is to confirm your insurance coverage. You can contact the admissions navigators at AAC anytime, and they can verify your coverage in just a few minutes. Call or verify your insurance online using the confidential form below.
Once you get your insurance details, you’ll connect with treatment centers that accept your plan. They can let you know what you need to do to prepare for the program, including what to bring with you.
Our Treatment Centers
At AAC, we’re proud to run multiple high-quality treatment centers around the country:
- California Rehab Center
- Miami, Florida Rehab Center
- Tampa, Florida Rehab Center
- Las Vegas Rehab Center
- Massachusetts Rehab Center
- Mississippi Rehab Center
- Rhode Island Rehab Center
- Texas Rehab Center
- Resolutions Recovery Residences, which has locations nationwide.
- All Treatment Centers
We would love to help you start your journey to recovery. Contact us today at to take the next step.
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