Rehabs that Accept Mutual of Omaha Insurance – An In-depth Guide

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Mutual of Omaha provides Medicare supplement insurance plans to help offset the remaining cost of treatment after the exhaustion of your Medicare coverage. Medicare will cover the primary balance of your substance use or mental health care, while a Mutual of Omaha supplemental plan can help cover any gaps to make treatment as affordable and accessible as possible.

The reality is that while Medicare can help make treatment easier to afford, people still may need help paying for the remainder of their care. If you or a loved one are covered by a Mutual of Omaha plan, you can combine that with your Medicare coverage to quickly and affordably access treatment.

What Types of Treatment Does My Mutual of Omaha Insurance Cover?

Your Mutual of Omaha insurance plan can cover essentially everything that Medicare covers, which includes a wide range of treatment and support services. These include, but are not limited to:

  • Residential and Inpatient Treatment – Medicare covers up to 90 days of inpatient rehab, which includes group therapy, individualized counseling, and supplemental therapies that are contingent on the resources and offerings of the facility you choose.
  • Outpatient Rehab – Medicare covers outpatient care in a variety of venues, including but not limited to comprehensive rehab programs, private practices, skilled nursing facilities, and home health agencies. Coverage will depend on what type of care you or your loved one need.
  • Medical Detox and Withdrawal Management – Medical detox may be offered separately or as part of a comprehensive inpatient treatment program.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) – Patients may have access to FDA-approved drugs, such as buprenorphine, naltrexone, and more, as part of an approved opioid or alcohol treatment plan.

Your Mutual of Omaha plan may also cover ongoing counseling and therapy as well as partial-hospitalization programs and more.

Find Rehabs That Take Mutual of Omaha Insurance Plans

Use our nationwide directory to locate addiction treatment centers that work with Mutual of Omaha Insurance Plans.

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