Mental Health Network Rehab and Alcohol Detox Coverage
If you or a loved one is abusing alcohol and unable to stop drinking, entering an alcohol detox and treatment center is an important first step towards sobriety. Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance in the United States with an estimated 16.6 million adults aged 18 or older having an alcohol use disorder, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. While alcohol addiction is a complex disease that affects both brain function and behavior, effective treatment can make a difference for your or your loved one. Mental Health Network alcohol rehab coverage can help make inpatient treatment and outpatient care more affordable and accessible.
How Mental Health Network Coverage for Alcohol Rehab Works
When selecting an alcohol treatment center, remember that everyone’s needs are different. The right treatment center will not only address the problem drinking, but also provide support and resources to address underlying issues that may be triggering this drinking. The right treatment program will also include aftercare resources to support long-term sobriety success and reduce the likelihood for relapse. Depending on your insurance coverage, Mental Health Network (MHNet) can cover a variety of different treatment programs, including residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient therapy, counseling and sober living. The length of residential inpatient treatment programs can vary from 28 days to 90 days. These programs may begin with alcohol detox and then progress to a 12-step program that includes individual, group and family counseling.
MHNet’s practice solutions follow the treatment guidelines set forth by the American Psychiatric Association. MHNet seeks to foster therapeutic alliances between inpatient detoxification programs and outpatient care in order to provide the best possible outcomes for individuals in recovery. Mental Health Network alcohol rehab coverage includes inpatient care and detoxification, and may also include some outpatient programs and sober living. Depending on your coverage, you may be required to pay a co-pay, deductible or co-insurance for some or all of these services. A benefits specialist will be able to answer your questions about specific coverage options and treatment length.
Selecting the right inpatient alcohol rehab program may initially seem like an overwhelming task. Understanding your Mental Health Network alcohol rehab coverage options will help you narrow down options in your community and determine the right choice for you or your loved one’s needs. Contact a benefits specialist today to learn more about your coverage choices.