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Beacon Health Insurance for Rhode Island Addiction Treatment

If you or a loved one are seeking rehab for drug or alcohol addiction in Rhode Island, Beacon Health Options (Carelon Behavioral Health) may fully or partially cover the cost. Contact American Addiction Centers 24/7 at to speak with an admissions navigator who can verify your insurance.
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What Is Beacon Health Insurance?

In March 2023, Beacon Health Options changed its name and is now known as Carelon Behavioral Health.1 Beacon provides behavioral health services to health plans, employers, government agencies, providers, and individuals.2 While Beacon isn’t a health insurance company, they help connect people to specific behavioral health care.3

The company offers behavioral care, crisis solutions, specialty care services, well-being programs, and assistance for military members and veterans.3 If you’re looking for a rehab that accepts Beacon, reach out and let us help.

Does Beacon Health Cover Rehab in Rhode Island?

Beacon Health Options has a network of over 115,000 providers that span all 50 states, meaning they cover rehab in Rhode Island and other parts of the country.

Beacon is not a long-term health insurance plan, so it is not held to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requirements. However, the company specifically provides behavioral health care, so you can rely on your coverage to help pay some or all of the costs of rehab.

What Types of Addiction Treatments Are Covered by Beacon in Rhode Island?

Beacon can help pay for all levels of addiction treatment in Rhode Island, depending on your specific plan and what treatment program your doctor recommends.

Common levels of addiction treatment include:4

  • Detox can help patients withdraw from certain substances (e.g., alcohol, benzodiazepines) while under the care of medical professionals. This helps patients remain as comfortable and safe as possible during withdrawal and can ease the transition into a formal treatment program.
  • Inpatient rehab involves living full-time at a facility. This allows patients to receive 24-hour care, monitoring, and support, helping them focus on their recovery.
  • Outpatient rehab involves patients living at home and attending treatment for a few hours a week. Outpatient care can vary in duration and intensity.
  • Aftercare is recommended after patients complete a formal treatment program. It is designed to support long-term recovery and can include attending group meetings or living in a sober living home.

Does Beacon Cover Co-Occurring Addiction and Mental Health Disorders?

As a behavioral health provider, Beacon Health Options does cover co-occurring addiction and mental health concerns. The amount of coverage will depend on your specific plan. If you struggle with both mental health and substance use, it’s important to get integrated treatment that addresses both to maximize your chance of long-term recovery.5

Drug and Alcohol Rehab Facilities That Accept Beacon

Finding a Beacon health options Rhode Island provider doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At American Addiction Centers (AAC) we have admissions navigators that can verify your insurance and help you find a treatment center that meets your needs. AAC works with various insurance providers and may accept Beacon at one of the following facilities:

To find a rehab in Rhode Island that accepts Beacon, you can contact our helpline or use tools like the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) treatment locator.

How to Use Beacon for Rehab in Rhode Island

The first step to using your coverage to get substance use treatment in Rhode Island is to set up an appointment with your doctor. Your insurance plan will focus on covering evidence-based treatment options that your doctor recommends as best for your needs. Your doctor will ask questions about the substances you use, how much and how often, your home environment, and more.

After you have a treatment plan from your doctor, it’s time to find a treatment center. You can contact rehabs directly and ask if they take Beacon coverage, or you can reach out to our admissions navigators to verify your insurance and find treatment centers that meet your needs. You can also contact Beacon directly.

Other Options to Pay for Addiction Treatment in Rhode Island

As you review your Beacon coverage, you might find that your preferred treatment center isn’t in the network. Or, you may find that Beacon only pays part of the cost, and you have to pay the rest.

Don’t let these obstacles stop you from getting the care you need. Instead, look at other ways to pay for rehab. Some treatment centers offer fees on a sliding scale based on your financial situation; others are state-funded or free. You can also look for a program that offers scholarships or set up a payment plan.

If you need assistance, you can contact American Addiction Centers 24 hours a day by calling . Our admissions navigators can guide you through the process and help you find rehabs in-network with Beacon. Calling is confidential and free and there is no obligation to enter treatment.

Sources

  1. SagAftra Health Plan. (2023, Feb 14). Beacon Health Options will become Carelon Behavioral Health.
  2. Carelon Behavioral Health. (2023). About us.
  3. Carelon Behavioral Health. (2023). Our solutions.
  4. HealthCare.gov. (n.d.). Treatment options.
  5. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2020, April). What are the treatments for comorbid substance use disorder and mental health conditions?
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