Does Aetna have drug and alcohol rehab coverage?
What Coverage Levels And Plans Does Aetna Offer?
Open-access plans
These do not need a referral or a primary care physician, and you can pick the doctors you want to see.
Copay-only plans
With copay-only plans, you can be certain that your expenses will only be copays after you’ve met your deductible and that visits to your primary care physician and generic medications will be covered before you reach your deductible.
High-deductible health plans provide the following:
- Preventive care before the deductible is reached
- When the deductible hasn’t been reached, coverage is available through a primary care provider (with copay)
- A health savings account is also a possibility.
You can log into the member website to see more information about your plan.
Aetna, Medicare and Medicaid
In the same way that it does for other medical bills, Aetna collaborates with federal insurance programs like Medicare and Medicaid to subsidize drug rehab charges.
Your Medicare Parts A and B are supplemented by Aetna Medicare Advantage plans, which frequently have reduced deductibles and copayments as well as additional coverage. HMOs, HMO-POS plans, or PPOs are Medicare Advantage plans that include coverage for drug and alcohol rehab.
Medicaid insurance is offered by Aetna in 17 states. You might be able to use this insurer to get affordable coverage from California to New York. Depending on the state you live in, the specific coverage you’ll get may change.
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