Does Horizon BCBS Cover Inpatient Rehab?
Yes, Horizon BCBS typically may provide insurance coverage for inpatient rehab in cases of severe substance dependence. Still, coverage depends vastly on your network status, individual insurance plan, and medical necessity. With millions of Americans struggling with substance addiction, only a few may decide to seek help out of fear of high treatment costs. Fortunately, insurance-covered plans like Horizon inpatient rehab can give individuals battling addiction a real opportunity to rebuild their lives and pursue lasting recovery.
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Why Consider a Horizon BCBS Covered Inpatient Rehab?Â
Substance addiction is a dangerous trap that affects all spheres of life. Many try to quit cold turkey but fail, while others opt for outpatient addiction treatment programs to get rid of dependence. It is effective for treating mild to moderate addiction, but severe cases of addiction can only be best treated through inpatient rehab for sustainable recovery.Â
Treatment costs are another big concern, but as ChoicePoint is an in-network partner with Horizon BCBS, your out-of-pocket expenses are greatly reduced. We also help verify insurance on your behalf and provide fast approvals so as not to delay your recovery:
- Same-day insurance verification
- Serving Patients all across the U.S
- 24/7 medical supervisionÂ
- Integrated therapy and counseling support
- Aftercare planning to ensure long-term sobriety
- Medication-assisted treatment when necessary
- Structured Inpatient rehab
- Dual diagnosis treatment
- Personalized treatment plans
Does Horizon Inpatient Rehab Cover Alcohol Use?Â
Yes, Horizon BCBS may cover inpatient rehab, provided that it is considered medically necessary. The extent of insurance coverage varies depending on your network status and individual insurance plan.Â
Typically, a Horizon Inpatient rehab may cover:
- Medical Detox to eliminate alcohol from the system
- Individual TherapyÂ
- Group Therapy
- Family therapyÂ
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (naltrexone, acamprosate, and disulfiram)
- Addiction Therapy ServicesÂ
- Dual Diagnosis TreatmentÂ
- Aftercare Planning
Does Horizon Inpatient Rehab Cover Drug Use?Â
Yes, Horizon BCBS may also provide insurance coverage for Inpatient rehab to treat drug addiction. However, the treatment must be deemed medically necessary by a licensed medical professional after an evaluation of the individual.Â
Horizon BCBS may cover the following services to treat drug addiction:
- Medical Detox
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (Buprenorphine, Suboxone, or Subutex)
- Treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders
- AftercareÂ
- Behavioral therapies (CBT, DBT, and EMDR)
- Individual Therapy
What Addictions Does Horizon BCBS Inpatient Rehab Cover?
Does Horizon BCBS Inpatient Rehab Cover Dual Diagnosis Treatment?Â
Horizon BCBS may provide insurance coverage to treat addiction and mental health disorders simultaneously based on your insurance plan, network status, and medical necessity.Â
Drug abuse and mental health disorders are closely linked, which explains why so many people struggling with addiction also struggle with a spectrum of mental health problems. Addressing both these issues is paramount for sustainable recovery.Â
The integrated care program tends to treat the following mental health conditions:
Services Covered by Horizon BCBS for Inpatient Alcohol and Drug Rehab
Horizon BCBS generally covers the following services for alcohol and drug rehab. However, keep in mind that the extent of coverage depends onÂ
- Specific insurance plan
- Medical necessity
- Prior authorization
- Network status
| Service | Description |
| Medical Detox | Medically supervised withdrawal from alcohol or drugs |
| Inpatient Rehab | Includes 24/7 care and structured treatment |
| Individual Therapy | One-on-one counseling to address addiction and the underlying mental health issue |
| Group Therapy | Structured group sessions for peer support and skills development |
| Family Therapy | Counseling for family members to support recovery |
| Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | FDA-approved medications to manage risky withdrawals |
| Addiction Therapies | Includes CBT, DBT, and EMDR |
| Dual Diagnosis | Integrated treatment for addiction and mental health disorders |
| Aftercare | Includes transition to everyday life, counseling, and regular check-ins |
| Partial Hospitalization (PHP)/Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Step down programs after completing inpatient rehab |
Who Qualifies for Horizon BCBS Covered Inpatient Rehab?
Horizon BCBS Inpatient Rehab Coverage is best suited for individuals who require constant care within a 24/7 residential facility under medical supervision. If you or someone you know is struggling with any of the following, an inpatient rehab is the best opportunity for them to turn their life around:
Severe withdrawal risk that requires 24/7 supervision
Co-occurring mental health conditions
Unable to safely stop substance use without medical supervision
Have previously attempted outpatient treatment without lasting success
Experiencing strong triggers during normal routine
Require structured support to successfully curb addiction
We Accept Horizon BCBS – Verify Your Benefits Today!Â
Verifying your insurance benefits may sound tedious, but at ChoicePoint, it is a simple three-step process. You can either get in touch with us directly or follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Verify Insurance Online
Visit the website and navigate Admissions âverify your insuranceâ
Step 2: Submit Your Details
Fill out our insurance form by adding your personal and insurance details.
Step 3: Receive Benefits Details
Receive your benefit details the same day.
Frequently Asked Questions About Does MHN Cover Inpatient Rehab
Common questions people with MHN insurance ask about Inpatient rehab coverage,
Does Horizon BCBS cover Medical Detox Before Inpatient Rehab?
Yes, Horizon BCBS may cover medical detox before inpatient rehab if it is considered a medical necessity and is a part of the structured inpatient program. We recommend you get in touch with your insurance provider for further verification before getting enrolled in a program.
Do I Need a Referral to Access Inpatient Rehab?
You may require a referral if you are on an HMO plan, but in case of a PPO medical plan, you generally have more flexibility. Either way, you may still require prior authorization before using your insurance benefits.
Does Horizon BCBS pay for inpatient rehab?
Yes, Horizon BCBS may cover a portion of the costs for inpatient rehab. How much exactly your insurance pays depends greatly on your individual insurance plan.
How long will Horizon BCBS cover inpatient rehab?
How long Horizon BCBS may cover your inpatient rehab depends on your plan and medical necessity. Initially, the coverage is approved for a pre-defined number of days, but may extend based on medical necessity.
Does Horizon BCBS cover outpatient programs after inpatient rehab?
Horizon BCBS may cover outpatient programs as a step-down from inpatient rehab, as long as it is considered a medical necessity and prior authorization is secured.Â
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ChoicePoint aims to improve the quality of life for people struggling with substance use disorder and mental health issues. Our team of licensed medical professionals research, edit and review the content before publishing. However, this information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical advice please consult your physicians or ChoicePoint's qualified staff.
Medical Disclaimer:
ChoicePoint aims to improve the quality of life for people struggling with substance use disorder and mental health issues. Our team of licensed medical professionals research, edit and review the content before publishing. However, this information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical advice please consult your physicians or ChoicePoint's qualified staff.
