Insurance Coverage for Rehab

Medicare is a federal health insurance program for adults 65+, people with disabilities, and those with end-stage renal disease, covering substance abuse treatment under Parts A, B, and D.

Medicaid is a state and federal program providing health coverage for low-income individuals, covering substance abuse treatment in all 50 states with benefits varying by state.

Humana provides behavioral health coverage including substance abuse treatment through employer-sponsored, Medicare Advantage, and marketplace plans.

Blue Cross Blue Shield is the largest health insurance network in the US, with 35 independent companies covering substance abuse treatment across all 50 states.

Aetna, a CVS Health company, provides comprehensive behavioral health coverage including substance use treatment through employer, individual, and government-sponsored plans.

United Healthcare is the largest commercial health insurer in the US, covering over 50 million members with comprehensive behavioral health and substance abuse treatment benefits.

Cigna provides behavioral health coverage through Evernorth Health Services, offering dedicated substance abuse case management and nationwide provider networks.

Anthem, a Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliate operating in 14+ states, provides behavioral health coverage for substance abuse treatment through commercial, Medicare, and Medicaid plans.

Kaiser Permanente is an integrated health system serving 12.5+ million members in 8 states and DC, offering substance abuse treatment through its own facilities and contracted providers.

TRICARE is the military health program serving active duty members, retirees, and their families, providing comprehensive substance abuse treatment coverage through multiple plan options.

Ambetter, offered by Centene Corporation, is one of the largest ACA marketplace insurers, providing affordable health coverage with substance abuse treatment benefits in 26+ states.

Molina Healthcare is a managed care company specializing in Medicaid and Medicare programs, serving over 5 million members in 20 states with behavioral health coverage.