Humana Substance Abuse and Mental Health Coverage Levels and Plans
You may be wondering, ‘does Humana cover rehabilitation?’ A variety of coverage options is available with Humana health insurance. If you purchase Humana coverage from the Health Insurance Marketplace through the Affordable Care Act (ACA),1 you’ll find plans that are categorized under Gold, Silver and Bronze. In general, Gold will have the highest level of coverage and lowest deductibles, but a higher monthly premium. Bronze will have a lower monthly cost but higher deductibles and may offer less coverage.
The best way to understand your Humana drug rehab coverage is to call Humana directly, review your insurance plan paperwork or visit the Humana website to find out what is covered by a Humana PPO or HMO plan.
Humana Medicare Rehab Coverage
Humana also offers Medicare Advantage plans. These plans work with your Medicare coverage and give you additional benefits, such as vision, dental and even gym membership. You can get a (HMO Health Maintenance Organization) plan, a PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) plan or a Private Fee For Service plan. Each option has different prices as well as in-network and out-of-network providers.
Humana Medicaid Rehab Coverage
In Florida, Illinois, and Kentucky, Humana also offers Medicaid plans. These plans offer lower deductibles and sometimes no deductible, along with a large network with member perks and services. The specific rehabs covered by Humana under the Medicaid plan will depend on your state and individual selections.
Humana Health Insurance Inpatient Treatment Coverage
Various forms of treatment for drug and alcohol addiction recovery are defined by the ACA as an essential service, possibly including inpatient rehab. However, not all programs or inpatient plans will be covered by Humana Health plans and there may be deductibles or copayments that apply.
You’ll want to check with the program you’re looking into to find out if Humana drug rehab coverage is available before you enroll. Also, be sure to contact the insurer to find out how much of the cost you may be responsible for.
Program lengths vary and you may choose a 28- or 30-day program or a more long-term 60-day or 90-day inpatient program.