Group and Pensions Administrators Cocaine Treatment Coverage
If you or a loved one is struggling with a cocaine addiction, Group and Pensions Administrators cocaine treatment may cover all or part of the cost for inpatient substance abuse treatment. Repeated cocaine use can lead to addiction. Since the cocaine high does not last very long, people will use cocaine over and over again to keep the feeling. What started as causal experimentation on the weekend can lead to cocaine abuse and addiction. In 2011, more than 4600 people died from cocaine overdose. Males are three times more likely than females to die from cocaine overdose. While the decision to enter treatment for cocaine addiction is not easy, Group and Pensions Administrators coverage can help make this first step to sobriety easier.
What to Expect From Group and Pensions Administrators Coverage for Cocaine Treatment
Cocaine can be deadly when taken in large amounts or combined with other substances like alcohol or heroin (called a “speedball”). Detoxing from cocaine and embracing a new, sober life is not easy. An inpatient treatment program can provide the support you or a loved one need in order to address substance abuse and learn coping mechanisms for transitioning to a sober life. While many inpatient cocaine treatment programs are 28 or 30 days, other longer program options are also available with lengths of 60 or 90 days. Upon completion of an inpatient program, you or a loved one may benefit from outpatient programs or continuing care. Group and Pensions Administrators cocaine treatment coverage includes both inpatient and outpatient programs across the United States. When selecting a program, you may also wish to consider whether dual diagnosis treatment will be available should you or a loved one be diagnosed with a co-occurring disorder, such as depression or anxiety.
If you or a loved one would benefit from cocaine abuse treatment, a trained advisor can help you understand your different treatment options and which is the right choice for you. This includes understanding how program costs and benefits may differ between inpatient and outpatient programs. Depending on the type of insurance coverage, a co-payment, coinsurance or deductible may be due in conjunction with the treatment. A medical referral may be necessary to receive your substance abuse treatment insurance benefits.
To learn more about Group and Pensions Administrators cocaine coverage benefits, contact a trained program advisor today.