MultiPlan Opiates Rehab and Opioid Detox Coverage
Opioid drugs like heroin, morphine and prescription painkillers are highly addictive and can cause serious withdrawal symptoms. If you or a loved one are struggling with opioid abuse, medically supervised detox is the first step to addressing this substance abuse. Addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease that cannot be overcome through “sheer willpower”; even if you want to stop using opioid drugs, doing so can be nearly impossible without the support of a substance abuse treatment program. MultiPlan opioid detox coverage can help you or your loved one take the first step to sobriety through affordable and accessible detox treatment programs.
What Should I Expect from MultiPlan Opioid Detox Coverage?
The withdrawal symptoms associated with opioid drugs can be very difficult to manage without medical supervision. Withdrawal symptoms from opioids like prescription painkillers and morphine include nausea, vomiting, muscle twitches and weakness, cold sweats, a weakened immune system, anxiety and depression. Long-term opioid abuse can also cause some individuals also suffer from loss of memory and weakened intellectual performance, respiratory illnesses and loss of sex drive/reduced sexual capacity. A substance abuse treatment program can help you or a loved one address these withdrawal symptoms in addition to offering inpatient-counseling services. Many treatment programs also provide outpatient care following the completion of 28 day, 60 day or 90 day treatment program.
MultiPlan Network provides PPO health insurance for approximately 68 million Americans through the company’s PPO network in Wisconsin and the southwest. If you or a loved one have MultiPlan PPO insurance, this means that you are part of a “preferred provider organization”. PPO health insurance offers managed care through a network of doctors, hospitals and specialist treatment programs, including substance abuse treatment centers. With PPO insurance, you or a loved one are able to see a specialist without first being required to receive a medical referral from your primary care physician. This means you may be able to enroll in an opioid detox program without a medical referral. In some cases, a co-pay, co-insurance or deductible will also need to be paid. A benefits specialist can provide more information about your specific MultiPlan opioid detox coverage treatment options.
Opioid addiction can feel scary, isolating, and overwhelming. You are not alone. The right treatment program can help you or a loved one take the first steps to sobriety. Speak with a benefits specialist today about MultiPlan opioid detox coverage.