Rehab That Accepts Carelon (Beacon Health Options)

Carelon Insurance coverage usually provides a wide range of treatment options, depending on each person’s needs. Clients are eligible for individual therapy sessions, group counseling, and holistic therapies.

Here are some addiction treatment services usually covered by Carelon Behavioral Health:

The idea of detox is a stumbling block for many who want to end substance abuse. Clients have often heard much misinformation about detox. Yes, detox can be very uncomfortable or even dangerous; but in a treatment center, the process can be much more comfortable.

Medical detox means that each client is under close monitoring as the drugs or alcohol leave their body. If those detox symptoms become too uncomfortable, a clinician will prescribe medication to make you safe and comfortable.

Don’t let the fear of detox hold you back from sobriety – your insurance coverage covers medical detox.

Residential program options are available to those Carelon Insurance members with the most pervasive substance abuse disorders or those who have a dual diagnosis.

The residential setting provides highly structured, around-the-clock medical supervision and is our most effective form of support at Ingrained.

Outpatient therapy services can be a good treatment plan for adults in the workforce or enrolled in school. Carelon Behavioral Health members attend therapy sessions for several hours a week and can balance their daily lives as they overcome their substance use.

Ingrained offers equine therapy, an evidence-based therapy where the client learns communication and trust through working with our horses. According to the National Institute of Health, horse therapy can help in reducing the symptoms of substance abuse disorder and PTSD.

This therapeutic approach helps with emotional healing and personal growth. Working with our horses offers each client a unique and effective way to build trust, improve self-esteem, and develop coping skills.

Carelon Behavioral Health Insurance recognizes that those who have substance use disorders with another mental health diagnosis require special treatment. It’s imperative to treat both the underlying diagnosis plus the substance abuse. We often witness how people have turned to using alcohol or another drug of choice to soothe their mood swings or calm frazzled nerves.

The problem is that the drug only provides temporary relief from the underlying condition. It does not heal it, causing the client to repeat that harmful cycle of abuse.

Some common conditions that lead to mental or behavioral health concerns include PTSD, depression, anxiety, and panic disorders. During treatment, clients learn healthier coping mechanisms than using their drug of choice as self-medication.

We understand how difficult it can be to understand the policy language of your Carelon Behavioral Health insurance plan. The health insurance industry is full of jargon and buzzwords that are so confusing that it can even trigger drug and alcohol abuse.

Our addiction treatment services start before you arrive at Ingrained. In fact, they start with a phone call to our insurance verification and admissions team. With a phone call that will take you five minutes, we can gather your insurance and personal information (it’s confidential!) and get to work for you.

We’ll call Carelon Behavioral Health Insurance and give them an overview of your needs. They will use our input to determine eligibility for inpatient rehab or intensive outpatient services. We know the past tricks that insurance companies have played to avoid paying for addiction treatment programs, and we will work hard to ensure you receive the behavioral health care that you deserve.

Here are the things you should have ready when you call us for help with your Carelon Behavioral Health Insurance:

• Your legal name as it appears on your Carelon Behavioral Health Insurance card
• Your date of birth, which Carelon Behavioral Health uses as a secondary membership verificiation
• A good, working phone number where we can reach you after we get your program approval
• Your group and member identification number (on your Carelon Behavioral Health insurance card)
• An overview of your past mental health and behavioral health history and any previous recovery efforts

The entire call will only take about five minutes. Then, you sit back and relax while we go to work for you. We’ll call you back as soon as we obtain pre-authorization.