Most insurance plans will cover either all or a portion of the treatment.
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UnitedHealthcare covers a wide variety of alcohol and drug rehab services through its hundreds of independent provider companies across the country. If you or someone you care about is struggling with addiction and is covered by UnitedHealthcare, you can use your insurance to pay for all or part of your treatment, depending upon the specifics of your plan. In addition to substance use disorder, the company offers treatment coverage of a variety of mental health conditions that often lead to self-medication with drugs and alcohol. They also work with companies to educate their workforce about substance use disorder and other behavioral health issues that can affect career and quality of life.
UnitedHealthcare Rehab Resources
United currently works with a network of over 269,000 behavioral health providers and over 73,000 virtual therapists. These providers work together to cover every stage of the continuum of care, including but not limited to:
- Detox and Withdrawal Management (Medically Supervised from Trained Doctors and Nurses)
- Behavioral Rehab (Inpatient, Residential, Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization Programs, and More)
- Case Management Services (Individualized Care Plans, Progress Monitoring, Coordination of Treatment, Etc.)
United Health also offers their substance use helpline for patients in crisis and those who want to find help for themselves or their loved ones. The resource is available 24-7 for use.
Find A Treatment Center That Accepts UnitedHealthcare
Although UnitedHealthcare offers a wide variety of options for alcohol or drug rehab, it can be hard to navigate your choices and find out how much your plan covers. Use our directory to help you find a UnitedHealthcare treatment center in your area so you can verify how much your plan will pay and how much you will have to pay out of pocket.
