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Insurance Verification for Addiction Recovery

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Landmark Recovery’s addiction treatment centers are in-network with most major insurance plans, including Medicaid in some states. We also work with out-of-network insurance companies to keep treatment costs reasonable, and offer flexible payment options. We believe everyone should get the substance use treatment they need, regardless of socioeconomic status.

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Does Health Insurance Cover Treatment for a Drug or Alcohol Addiction?

Yes, most health insurance plans provide some coverage for drug or alcohol addiction treatment. In fact, private (or commercial) insurance companies are required by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to provide coverage for the treatment of substance use disorder. The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act stipulates that all private health insurance plans cover addiction treatment at the same level they cover other medical issues. What type of treatment and how much your insurance company covers will depend on the plan you have. Your insurance company may ask you to choose from a list of approved or “in-network” addiction treatment providers to help keep the cost of rehab and detox low.

Insurance companies can’t deny you addiction treatment coverage for any pre-existing conditions, including mental health disorders.

We work with most major insurance companies, including:

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These are just some of the insurance providers we work with. For a complete list give us a call, or complete the verification form. 

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What addiction treatment services are covered by insurance?

Typically insurance plans cover the following treatments for substance use disorder.

Inpatient (Residential) Treatment

This is what most people think of as “rehab.” Patients live at a treatment center while going through the residential program. Days are highly structured with therapy, counseling and group support sessions.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient treatment allows patients to live at their own homes, and in most cases hold down a job, while going to therapy and counseling sessions throughout the week.

Medical Detox

Withdrawal symptom management, or detox, can be required for some patients. Patients are monitored as their bodies get rid of drugs or alcohol and they experience withdrawal symptoms. In some cases medications may be used to help comfort the patient.

Partial Hospitalization

In partial hospitalization patients go through a similar amount of therapy and counseling as a residential program, but don't live at a treatment facility. The program helps patients who are no longer under the influence of substances make a safe transition back into the community.

Medication Assisted Treatment

Some patients require medication to help reduce cravings and combat the side effects of drug withdrawal. This is where medication assisted treatment (MAT) comes into play. Suboxone clinics, which fall under the category of MAT can provide a pathway to stop using opioids.

Inpatient (Residential) Treatment

This is what most people think of as “rehab.” Patients live at a treatment center while going through the residential program. Days are highly structured with therapy, counseling and group support sessions.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient treatment allows patients to live at their own homes, and in most cases hold down a job, while going to therapy and counseling sessions throughout the week.

Medical Detox

Withdrawal symptom management, or detox, can be required for some patients. Patients are monitored as their bodies get rid of drugs or alcohol and they experience withdrawal symptoms. In some cases medications may be used to help comfort the patient.

Partial Hospitalization

In partial hospitalization patients go through a similar amount of therapy and counseling as a residential program, but don't live at a treatment facility. The program helps patients who are no longer under the influence of substances make a safe transition back into the community.

Medication Assisted Treatment

Some patients require medication to help reduce cravings and combat the side effects of drug withdrawal. This is where medication assisted treatment (MAT) comes into play. Suboxone clinics, which fall under the category of MAT can provide a pathway to stop using opioids.

How to get help for a drug addiction without insurance?

Landmark Recovery is dedicated to making addiction treatment affordable to everyone who needs it. If you don’t have insurance that doesn’t mean you can’t get help for a drug or alcohol addiction. Our Praxis treatment centers accept Medicaid, but we also offer payment plans.

Read more about getting addiction treatment without insurance.

In some cases there may be scholarship opportunities or ways to save on the cost of treatment for a substance use disorder. Many people reach out to family members and friends to cover treatment costs. Others may be able to obtain financial support from their employers. Our payment plans allow you to get the treatment you need then pay us back on a schedule. Financing is also available for anyone who needs to take out a low-interest loan to pay for addiction treatment.

The most important thing is getting the care you need now. Delaying recovery will only make things harder in the long run.