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Your Guide to HealthPartners Rehab Coverage

The moment you or your loved one decides to seek substance abuse treatment can be confusing and overwhelming. Not only are you trying to navigate the different treatment options available, but you also want to make sure you can afford treatment. When it comes down to choosing the best one, usually it’s the one your insurance covers. Let’s learn more about HealthPartners rehab coverage options. 

HealthPartners Coverage for Substance Abuse Treatments

One thing that Health Partners understands well is that substance abuse isn’t a standalone illness. Their mental and behavioral health services extend their coverage to mental health illnesses like anxiety, depression, and even eating disorders. All of these conditions are often present as co-occurring disorders for addiction. 

At Lighthouse Recovery Institute, we know the importance of treating these conditions simultaneously to guarantee a far better outcome and recovery rate. 

HealthPartners rehab coverage often includes:

The extent of the costs covered will depend on the type of insurance plan you have. It will also vary if you’re working with an in-network or out-of-network provider. Since many of these therapies are part of intensive outpatient programs and outpatient rehabilitation, you can pay a portion of your treatment through your insurance. 

HealthPartners Behavioral Health 

At HealthPartners, mental health is as important as physical health. Their behavioral health programs hope to remove the stigma around mental health conditions through more accessible and comprehensive treatment. Like Lighthouse Recovery Institute, they believe in an integrated approach to treating mental health and behavioral health conditions. That’s why they offer:

  • Access to award-winning and vetted doctors for mental and behavioral health. 
  • On-going care management that follows your progress from the first appointment. 
  • Support to answer any questions you have about treatment backed by the latest research. 

How to Verify Coverage

The first step to reap the benefits of your insurance plan is to verify coverage. Contact your insurance provider to help you find treatment facilities in your area that are in-network. Additionally, you can always reach out to our admissions office. Use our insurance verification form to find out if your insurance policy covers drug rehab. 

More than that, you want to ask about what’s covered under your policy and for how long will these benefits extend.

Sometimes people need to be in a rehab center for 30 days or 90 days. After all, addiction recovery is a long-term process. Some insurance companies will stop covering after a specific period. Our admission specialists can help you find out the length of your coverage. 

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How to Pay for Rehab If My HealthPartners Plan Doesn’t Cover It

Don’t let your insurance stop you from seeking substance abuse treatment. There’s no better time to seek treatment for drug abuse than today. After all, seeking help for your addiction will be the best investment you’ll ever do for yourself. Your path to recovery can still happen. 

At Lighthouse Recovery Institute, we offer various payment plans to help you afford treatment. Other alternatives include seeking out a loan. You can also check if your company’s insurance provides employee assistance programs that could cover drug rehab. You’ll be surprised how many family members and friends are willing to help you pay for your treatment program. 

Stop using money or your financial situation as an excuse for seeking drug or alcohol addiction treatment. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact us today to get started.

We’ll look at your HealthPartners insurance policy and verify what’s covered. If you don’t have coverage through your insurance, we’ll work tirelessly to find other alternatives. Our priority is to help you find the help you need to get better. 

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