Rehab that Accepts HealthPartners
HealthPartners is one of the largest health insurance providers in the United States, and many drug and alcohol rehab centers accept HealthPartners insurance . However, it can be difficult to know which centers are the best fit for your specific needs.
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About HealthPartnersHealthPartners was founded in 1957 and provides treatment and health insurance at clinics and hospitals across Minnesota. They primarily serve Minnesota, with coverage available in some areas of Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota, Illinois, and Iowa. HealthPartners offers medical and dental insurance with plans for individuals and families, groups, employers, and Medicare and Medicaid plans.
HealthPartners serves and insures over a million patients and members. They have an online clinic, forms of travel insurance, and other supportive services available to members and their families.
HealthPartners Plan Options
HealthPartners, like most health insurance companies, offers coverage for substance abuse treatment . This can include inpatient and outpatient treatment, counseling, and medication-assisted treatment.
The specific details of HealthPartners's substance abuse coverage will depend on the specific plan you have. You can contact HealthPartners directly or look at your plan's coverage details online to learn more about what substance abuse services it covers.
HealthPartners low or high-deductible health insurance plans include:
- Individual and Family—These plans cover individuals and their spouse and/or children.
- Employer-Sponsored—Employers buy coverage for their employees and typically offer several coverage options for employees to choose from.
- Group—Coverage for large and small groups with several coverage options available.
- Dental— HealthPartners offers dental plans to seamlessly cover medical and dental healthcare needs.
- Medicare— HealthPartners’ Medicare plans include Medicare Advantage (most options), Medicare Cost (medical-coverage only), and Medicare Supplement to cover gaps in standard Medicare coverage. They also offer Medicare Part D, which covers prescription drugs.
- Medicaid— HealthPartners contracts with the Minnesota Department of Human Services to offer Medicaid services to qualified individuals (only in Minnesota).
HealthPartners provides additional services to improve their member’s health and access to care, including free rides to appointments (as applicable), a CareLine with 24/7 advice from nurses, and BabyLine for questions about pregnancy and parenting.
HealthPartners, Medicare and Medicaid
HealthPartners Medicare plans are alternatives to Original Medicare, which is the federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, as well as people with certain disabilities. HealthPartners Medicare Advantage plans provide the same benefits as Original Medicare, but often with additional benefits, such as vision, hearing, and dental coverage. HealthPartners also offers Medicare Cost and Medicare Supplement plans, which can be used to help cover the costs not covered by Original Medicare.
HealthPartners Medicaid plans are offered in Minnesota to individuals who are eligible for Medicaid, which is a joint federal and state program that provides health coverage to people with low incomes. HealthPartners Medicaid plans typically cover a range of health services, including preventive care, doctor visits, hospital stays, and prescription drugs.
The specifics of what is covered by HealthPartners Medicare and Medicaid plans will vary depending on the plan you have and the state you live in. To find out more about what is covered by HealthPartners's Medicare and Medicaid plans, you can look at your plan's coverage details or contact HealthPartners directly .
Addiction Treatment Options
HealthPartners for Medical Detox
HealthPartners typically covers medically-supervised detox programs, which involve the use of medication and other treatments to help people manage the physical and emotional symptoms of withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. In some cases, HealthPartners may also cover the cost of inpatient or residential detox programs, which provide a more intensive level of care and support.
HealthPartners and Medically-Assisted Treatment:
MAT is a form of rehab that combines medication with therapy to help those recovering from addiction. HealthPartners insurance covers many forms of MAT, including methadone and buprenorphine.
HealthPartners Coverage for Residential Treatment
Inpatient treatment is the most intensive form of rehab , and it typically involves staying at the center for several weeks or months. Inpatient treatment is ideal for those with severe addiction or mental health issues. Your HealthPartners insurance plan may cover a significant portion of treatment costs; check with an HealthPartners representative to see how much.