Drug & Alcohol Rehab Covered by Health Plan of Nevada

Health Plan of Nevada does offer coverage for drug and alcohol addiction treatment, but the extent of that coverage can vary based on your specific plan.² The Affordable Care Act (ACA) protects your rights to accessible healthcare services.³ This law requires all marketplace health plans to partially or fully cover essential health benefits, including substance use disorder and mental health care.³ Still, your coverage level will be reflective of the plan you have.³

Speaking with your insurance provider can clarify important information about your plan, as well as how much Health Plan of Nevada coverage for addiction treatment you may have. Doing this can simplify finding the best fit for you by learning more about your benefits and limitations, potential out-of-pocket costs, and in-network providers.

American Addiction Centers (AAC) is here to help you embark on your recovery journey. Our admissions navigators can check your benefits and see what levels of care may be most appropriate for your nees. Call our team at to instantly verify your insurance and get the most out of your Health Plan of Nevada coverage for rehab.

Depending on your policy, Health Plan of Nevada may cover some or all of the costs of several types of addiction treatment.² Recovery is different for everyone, which is why multiple levels of care are available to meet you where you are in your journey.⁴ 

Some common types of addiction treatment a rehab covered by Health Plan of Nevada might offer can include:

• Medical detox. Many patients attend detox as a first step in treatment before transitioning to another level of care. During this stage, you withdraw from substances and reach stabilization under medical supervision.⁵
• Inpatient addiction treatment. At an inpatient program, you live in a highly structured environment with continuous, 24/7 supervision. These programs offer evidence-based interventions, like dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), psychoeducation, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), to help you build coping skills and sustain recovery.⁴ 
• Partial hospitalization programs for addiction. Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) are the highest level of outpatient treatment available, and require about 6 hours of daily, in-depth care throughout the work week.⁶ 
• Intensive outpatient programs for drug and alcohol addiction. Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) will typically require you to participate in a minimum of 9 hours per week of structured addiction treatment programming.⁶
• Outpatient addiction treatment programs. You can continue to live at home and attend outpatient treatment, as standard programs are the least intensive level of outpatient care, generally requiring lower attendance frequency.⁴
• Aftercare programs.  Participating in sober living, ongoing counseling, or 12-Step programs after completing an initial program can promote long-term recovery.⁴

Understanding your Health Plan of Nevada coverage for rehab brings you one step closer to finding the help you need. Health Plan of Nevada provides various ways to learn more about your plan’s details:

• HealthSafe ID Member Portal. Visit the Health Plan Nevada website to log in to your member portal. You can find vital information, like in-network providers, your benefits and limitations, your coverage for addiction services, and more.
• HPN & SHL App. Download the mobile app to check your benefits from your phone wherever you are.
• Contact customer service. Call the number on the back of your health plan ID card to speak with a representative who can gather more information about your benefits and coverage for addiction treatment services.9

At AAC, we’re here to assist you every step of the way. By contacting us, our dedicated admissions navigators can quickly verify your insurance and help you explore your treatment options at our facilities.

Many who struggle with addiction also have mental health conditions, like depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).⁴ Known as a co-occurring disorder, this specific type of condition requires an integrated approach that addresses all illnesses in tandem.⁴ Health Plan of Nevada may partially or fully cover co-occurring disorder treatment.²

Our facilities specialize in treating co-occurring disorders with a comprehensive, individualized approach. You’ll benefit from a treatment plan with evidence-based and specialized interventions that put your needs at the forefront. 

Starting addiction treatment can be the first step to a happier, healthier life. From finding a rehab covered by Health Plan of Nevada to discovering other ways to pay for treatment, AAC is always here to help. Our team can answer any questions and offer guidance along the way.

Call us at to get connected with a rehab admissions navigator to check your Health Plan of Nevada coverage for rehab, get answers to questions regarding health insurance coverage for addiction treatment and more, and embark on your recovery journey right now.