Am I Covered for Addiction Treatment?
Many health insurance plans will cover alcohol and drug rehab treatment. With the passage of the Affordable Care Act, more Americans now have access to these forms of addiction treatment.
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What to expect?
Insurance Providers
American Addiction Centers is in network with many top insurance providers.
Treatment cost may vary depending on your policy, copay, and deductible.
Treatment cost may vary depending on your policy, copay, and deductible.
Anthem
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Humana
Amerigroup
Kaiser Permanente
United Health Group
TRICARE
Magellan Health
Other Insurance Providers
- Aetna
- Sierra Health
- Veterans Choice Program
- Amerihealth
- Avmed
- Beacon Health
- Cigna
- Connecticare
- Geisinger
- Emblem Health
- Harvard Pilgrim
- Health Plan of Nevada
- Magnacare
- Oxford Health
- Behavioral Healthcare
- Providence Health Plan
- State Farm
- Kemper Direct
- General Information
- Drug Counseling
- Outpatient
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Benefits
- Molina Healthcare
- ComPsych
- Managed Health Network (MHN)
- HMO Insurance
- PPO Insurance
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Disability
- VA Community Care Network
- Florida Blue (BCBS Florida)
- First Health
- Magellan
- Meritain
- Rocky Mountain HMO
- Tufts
- UPMC
- Zelis
- 1199 SEIU Funds
- Suboxone Coverage
- Ambetter
- Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Seminole Tribe
We Offer Alternative Forms of Payment
The Cost of treatment depends on the level of care needed, which are tailored to each person. Costs also vary based on location and travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does rehab cost?
The cost of rehab varies depending on the patient’s level of treatment, length of stay, insurance coverage, and other unique factors. Read more.
Does insurance cover rehab?
Health insurance plans will cover treatment for addiction and mental health disorders. With the passage of the Affordable Care Act, more Americans now have access to these forms of treatment. Plans can vary in terms of what type of coverage they provide or how long they will cover treatment, so it’s best to check with your provider or the rehab program you’re interested in attending. Read more.
How much does drug rehab cost with insurance?
The amount of coverage or insurance acceptance is based on the insurance policy that each patient is covered by. This means out-of-pocket expenses will vary. Read more.
How to bill insurance for substance abuse treatment?
People with addictions and insurance should use their coverage to the fullest in order to get the care they need. Talking to your insurance plan administrator by calling the number on the back of your insurance card is a great place to start. The staff of addiction treatment facilities can also be of vital help, easing the path to payment so families have one less thing to worry over as they recover.
How to get financial assistance for substance abuse treatment?
Financial assistance for substance abuse treatment can come from federal, state, and local governments. There are also grants available through SAMHSA, as well as insurance options for certain populations, such as veterans or low-income families. Read more.
What is the cost of outpatient substance abuse treatment?
Outpatient treatment for substance abuse can cover many different services and levels of care. It is recommended that patients work with their insurance provider and the rehab facility directly to determine their out-of-pocket expenses. Read more and verify your insurance coverage.
Does insurance cover residential treatment?
Many insurance plans do cover residential, or inpatient, rehab treatment. Patients can determine which benefits they are eligible for by calling the phone number on their insurance card. You can also verify your benefits.
Can Veterans' Affairs or the VA cover rehab?
American Addiction Centers works with the VA as a community care partner to offer rehab and treatment to veterans suffering from substance abuse issues. Find out more about VA benefits for veterans.