Blue Cross Blue Shield Drug Rehab Center

Camelback Recovery provides comprehensive substance abuse treatment in Phoenix, AZ. Getting the addiction treatment services you need under your health insurance plan is possible if you have Blue Cross Blue Shield drug rehab and alcohol rehab coverage.

Find out more about BlueCross BlueShield drug rehab coverage for residential treatment and intensive outpatient programs. Explore whether Camelback is the right choice for drug and alcohol rehab for you or a family member.

What Does BlueCross BlueShield Cover for Alcohol and Drug Abuse?

Your coverage for drug or alcohol addiction rehab varies based on your specific insurance plan under Blue Cross Blue Shield.

It’s one of the country’s largest insurance carriers, covering over 5,000 federal workers.

Does Blue Cross Blue Shield Cover Addiction Treatment Services?

BlueCross BlueShield complies with the federal Affordable Care Act, which requires insurance carriers to cover treatment for substance use disorder.

You can learn about the coverage for your specific plan by reviewing your benefits paperwork, calling the customer service line, or speaking with the admissions staff at Camelback Recovery. Our professional staff can review your insurance and let you know treatment options depending on the health services you can receive under your plan.

Different Types of Treatment Available With Insurance Coverage

Your Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance may cover mental health and behavioral health services such as:

• Medically supervised detox from drugs and alcohol. Alcohol and drug detox is typically the first step in addiction recovery. During this process, you’ll go through withdrawal symptoms at the treatment center under the care of our medical team.
• Inpatient treatment. BCBS health insurance may cover intensive drug and alcohol addiction rehab. These programs provide therapy while you live at the treatment facility for several weeks or longer. The length of stay may depend on your insurance company.
• Outpatient treatment. With this program, you receive care during the day but continue to live at home.
• Medication-assisted treatment options. The health care provider may prescribe medication such as suboxone to control cravings and help prevent relapse. Many insurance plans cover these drugs.
• Telehealth therapy. Your BCBS insurance plan may pay for therapy through phone, chat or videoconference with in-network providers.
• Emergency or interim care. You may be able to receive counseling and other services while you wait for a spot to open up at a drug and alcohol treatment center.

How Long Will BCBS Cover Addiction Treatment?

Drug and alcohol abuse is a chronic disease that requires lifelong treatment. Successful recovery often requires months of intensive addiction therapy, support groups and other services. Each insurance policy has limitations on what’s covered, but many cover long-term substance use treatment.

Does the Facility Need to Be In-Network?

You can attend drug or alcohol rehab treatment at either an in-network or out-of-network facility. However, your Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance may cover less of out-of-network providers’ charges, leaving you with more out-of-pocket expenses.

In-network providers can offer a reduced cost because of an agreement with the insurance plan. That means you can potentially save money with an in-network rehab.

How Do I Check That BCBS Covers Rehab?

You’ll need your member card to check whether your plan pays for care at rehab facilities. You can call the number on the back of the card or check the Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance website to get more coverage information.

You can also find out what your out-of-pocket costs might be. We accept Blue Cross at Camelback Recovery, so you can seek care at our rehab centers with this type of coverage.

What Can I Do If BCBS Won’t Cover Treatment?

If you’re seeking treatment for drug addiction for yourself or a loved one, it can be frustrating to find that Blue Cross Blue Shield won’t cover either inpatient or outpatient treatment. Speak to admissions counselors about other options for covering your care.