Aetna Insurance Coverage for Drug and Alcohol Rehab
Types of Aetna Insurance Plans
Aetna offers open-access plans, copay only plans, and high-deductible plans.3
- Open-access plans allow you to choose your doctors. They don’t require a referral, and they don’t require a primary care physician.
- Copay-only plans will guarantee that your costs after paying your deductible are only copays, with primary care physician visits and generic drugs covered before you hit your deductible.
- High-deductible plans offer preventative care services before the deductible is met, sometimes coverage through a primary care physician before the deductible is met (with copay), and the option of a health savings account. To view your plan’s details, you can log into the member website.
Aetna offers many local plans supported by the national network of providers to better support patients at the community level. For example, at American Addiction Centers, our facilities frequently provide care for patients of Schaller Anderson Aetna Better Health networks of New York and Ohio.4,5
American Addiction Centers strives to provide you with the most updated information on each carrier’s addiction insurance coverage, but policy changes and errors do occur. Please check with your insurance carrier directly to confirm coverage levels.
Aetna Substance Abuse Coverage
If you have Aetna health insurance, you may qualify for the following Aetna alcohol treatment and drug addiction programs:9
- Detoxification.
- Inpatient/residential rehabilitation.
- Partial hospital treatment.
- Intensive outpatient treatment.
- Continuing care programs (“alumni” programs).
Check your specific plan, or contact an Aetna representative, to confirm your level of coverage, if any, for out-of-network providers.
To learn more about your coverage with Aetna or find Aetna in-network inpatient rehab or outpatient substance abuse programs, call the number on your insurance card. For questions about drug or alcohol substance abuse coverage contact your insurance provider for more information.
What Is Aetna Insurance & How Does It Work?
Founded in 1853 and active in all 50 states, Aetna’s network coverage includes 1.2 million healthcare professionals, almost 700,000 primary care doctors and specialist and over 5,700 hospitals.1
The company has over 46 million members in its various health plans, including regular health insurance, dental insurance, and vision insurance.2
Aetna is a subsidiary of CVS Health after CVS Health acquired Aetna in 2018.
Find Rehabs That Take Aetna Insurance Near Me
Our Insurance Statistics
- Over 29,000 people have used Insurance to attend treatment at one of our facilities since 2020.
- Over 1,700 people have used Aetna to attend treatment since 2020.
- Our verification of benefits form has been filled out over 400 times for Aetna insurance since 2020.
- Aetna has an over 80% acceptance rate for one of our facilities when using our online form.
- See if you are in-network with us.
The next steps to getting treatment include, reaching out, finalizing the plan, and getting to treatment.
- Step 1: Contact us at Or fill in our insurance verification form below and one of our caring admissions navigators will reach out to discuss your options at American Addiction Centers.
- Step 2: Talk with one of our navigators about your physical, mental, and financial situation so they can help you create a treatment plan and find the best placement for you. Our team will communicate with you to determine your treatment needs, discuss costs and insurance coverage, and help you set up travel to one of our rehab facilities.
- Step 3: Arrive and begin treatment.
Sources
- Aetna. Aetna Home Page.
- Aetna. Aetna Facts.
- Aetna. Medical Insurance Plans for Individuals and Families.
- Aetna. Aetna Better Health of New York.
- Aetna. Aetna Better Health of Ohio.
- Aetna. Take Charge with Your Member Website.
- Aetna. Find Doctor, Dentist, or Hospital.
- Aetna. Make Time for You.
- Aetna. Alcohol and Drug Treatment.
- American Society of Addiction Medicine. (n.d.). About the ASAM criteria.
- Medicaid Innovation Accelerator Program. (2017, April). Overview of substance use disorder (SUD) care clinical guidelines: a resource for states developing SUD delivery system reform.
- Monterey County Behavioral Health. (n.d.). ASAM levels of care.
- Khawaja, I.S., & WesterMeyer, J.J. (2010). Providing crisis-oriented and recovery-based treatment in partial hospitalization programs. Psychiatry, 7(2), 28-31.
- McCarty, D., Braude, L., Lyman, D.R., Dougherty, R.H., Daniels, A.S., Ghose, S.S., & Delphin-Rittmon, M.E. (2014). Substance abuse intensive outpatient programs: Assessing the evidence. Psychiatric Services, 65(6), 718-726.
- Healthcare.gov. (n.d.) Health benefits & coverage: mental health & substance abuse coverage. Accessed March 2023.
Rehabs That May Accept Aetna Insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find information on other insurance providers?
Use the mini sitemap below to read more about other insurance providers
Anthem Health Insurance, Blue Cross Blue Shield, First Health, Sierra Health and Life Insurance, AmeriHealth, AvMed Insurance, Carelon Behavioral Health (formerly Beacon), Cigna, ConnectiCare, EmblemHealth, Harvard Pilgrim, Health Plan of Nevada, Magellan, MagnaCare, Meritain, Oxford, QualCare, UPMC, Behavioral Healthcare Options (BHO), Humana Health, Kaiser Permanente, Kemper Direct, Providence Health Plan, Rocky Mountain HMO, State Farm, TRICARE Health Insurance, Tufts Health Plan, United Healthcare, Medicaid Plans, Sunset of Veterans Choice Program, Zelis
What substance addiction does health insurance coverage include?
Health insurance providers typically cover rehab treatment for most types of substance addiction; including alcohol, suboxone, heroin, cocaine and meth and rehab for drug addiction.