Insurance: A Key Question For Selecting A Drug Rehab For Drug Abuse

by admin on February 1, 2009


Insurance coverage is a key item to be considered when contemplating a drug rehab.

There is no hard and fast rule some insurances offer partial coverage, some non at all. Why is this? Frankly, because the insurance companies can get away with it. Here is some interesting reading on the question:

 Why Is Drug Rehab Insurance Coverage Part of Mental Health…

The need in this country for increased insurance coverage for alcohol and drug addiction treatment is indisputable. Drug rehab and drug detox have little or no recognition among health insurers, yet drug addiction is a major cause of ruined lives, family violence, emergency room visits, and death.

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Ralph@ Final Expense Insurance February 11, 2010 at 11:29 pm

Depends on if you have an individual health insurance policy, or a group health insurance policy. Many times, with a group health insurance policy, you will have better benefits, and lower out-of-pocket expenses for drug rehab. Also depending on your policy, you may not have any drug rehab coverage. Always what you’re buying , before you buy it. That’s what you have an insurance agent for. You got questions, they got the answers.

2 Christopher@drug and rehab April 21, 2010 at 5:59 pm

The need in this country for increased insurance coverage for alcohol and drug addiction treatment is indisputable. I really understand this better now. Also, drug rehab is very important if you need help to get rid of drugs.
.-= Christopher@drug and rehab´s last blog ..What Are The Different Types Of Drug Rehab Centers? =-.

3 Kimberly Tibbs June 27, 2010 at 2:57 am

It is true that drug and alcohol addiction are running rampant in our country today. The best advice I can offer you is to speak personally to a health insurance agent to find out what type of coverage is available for rehabilitation for these issues.

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4 Stan@Addiction Treatment September 27, 2010 at 7:21 pm

The best advice for families of addiction, is to identify the situation as quickly as possible. Ask for help. Advise the addict of concerns. Confront them. Set boundaries and rules to limit the amount of use. Clear the home environment of all substances.

5 camgurls December 17, 2010 at 10:46 am

I am sure that i will come back here. Well written articles !

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