ChoicePoint Accepts MHN Rehab Coverage

Does MHN Insurance Cover Alcohol and Addiction Rehab?

Yes, MHN insurance typically covers medical detox for all substance use disorder treatments. With a professional rehab provider like ChoicePoint, you get a safe, supervised environment to work through withdrawal from any substance, including:

1. Safely withdrawing from alcohol 
2. Getting cocaine out of your system 
3. Getting meth out of your system safely 
4. Managing fentanyl withdrawal 
5. Going through benzodiazepine withdrawal 
6. Completing a marijuana detox 
7. Heroin withdrawal and detox 
8. Klonopin withdrawal management

MHN typically covers all of these treatments, though how much it covers depends on your plan. Here’s the full continuum of care MHN usually includes:

1. Alcohol and Drug Detox
2. Inpatient Detox Program
3. Partial Hospitalization Program
4. Intensive Outpatient Program
5. Outpatient Addiction Treatment Program
6. Medication-Assisted Treatment 
7. Dual Diagnosis Treatment
8. Aftercare & Relapse Prevention Programs

MHN-Covered Addiction Treatment Plans at ChoicePoint

At ChoicePoint, our MHN therapists and doctors cover every type of addiction treatment. All solutions are aligned with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the ASAM Criteria. Our programs accepting MHN insurance include:

1. Drug Detox: Whether you need a drug abuse screening or full detox treatment, we provide ASAM-aligned solutions that MHN covers.
2. Alcohol Detoxification: Detailed diagnosis, safe detoxification and treatment, and aftercare to flush alcohol out of your system faster.
3. Inpatient Program: From inpatient dual diagnosis treatment to rapid detox, we offer all in our in-person programs with therapy sessions.
4. Partial Hospitalization (PHP): An extensive care program at ASAM level 2.5, covering alcohol, opioids, prescription drugs like Tramadol, Adderall, and Xanax.
5. Intensive Outpatient (IOP):  A combination of addiction therapies, counseling, and medication management while you keep up with your work and daily life.
6. Outpatient Program: A flexible treatment plan with medical counseling and therapy to help you overcome drug and alcohol addiction on your schedule.
7. Medication-Assisted Treatment: Medications to deal with opioid addiction, prescription drugs, meth addiction, and other addictive substances.
8. Dual Diagnosis: Personalized care offered from our certified therapists and practitioners for combined addiction and behavioral health issues.

Aftercare: Help individuals reintegrate into routine life, keep their sobriety, and receive relapse counseling.

Is Dual Diagnosis Covered With MHN Insurance?

Yes, dual diagnosis is covered with MHN insurance, though how much your plan covers depends on the specific policy. At ChoicePoint, we proudly accept MHN insurance for people dealing with co-occurring mental health issues alongside addiction. Usually, people deal with these co-occurring conditions:

1. Postpartum Depression with Alcohol
2. ADHD and Addiction
3. Eating Disorders with substance abuse
4. Post Drinking Depression
5. ADHD and Meth Abuse
6. Anxiety Disorder with Substance Abuse

Treatment Options for Co-occurring Issues

• Individual therapy
• Outpatient treatment
• Family therapy
• Psychotherapy 
• Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy 
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy 
• Inpatient treatment
• Group therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling 
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

What to Expect from ChoicePoint With Your MHN Coverage

If you or your loved one is struggling with addiction, here is why you should trust ChoicePoint’s MHN-covered alcohol and drug rehab for all levels of care:

• • Holistic Approach: Coordinated in-person treatment for long-term sobriety 
  • Full Coverage: From detox to aftercare, we provide complete confidentiality 
  • Specialized Tracks: Alcohol, opioids/heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines, dual diagnosis with ASAM pathway
  • Ethical & Accredited: ASAM-aligned, LAC certified, person-centered care
  • Insurance Verification: Same-day insurance verification

Which MHN Plans Cover Drug & Alcohol Rehab?