Dec 15, 2021
December 15, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Boca Raton, Florida based Find Addiction Rehabs has published a resource guide that can help people suffering from addiction choose an Affordable Care Act (ACA) plan by using Marketplace insurance for rehab. The available resources will help them make decisions based on their need for alcohol or drug treatment, dual diagnosis, substance abuse detox and general rehabilitation.
Find Addiction Rehabs is proud of the recently released, highly detailed and informative series of resources for those seeking addiction treatment. A majority of people are unaware that up to 100% of their costs for drug and alcohol rehabilitation can be covered using the Marketplace, and that addiction cannot be defined or used as a pre-existing condition to deny coverage. Find Addiction Rehabs encourages their readers to call in and find out more about their coverage or read the detailed articles provided (which focus on getting help for themselves or for a loved one during this critical period of Open Enrollment). The ACA, a component of the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act, has expanded its scope of treatment by improving insurance coverage, introducing insurance reforms that take into account substance use disorder (SUD) treatments and more.
ACA sponsors insurance plans through an online platform that is known as the Health Insurance Marketplace, and it is through this that people can apply for coverage on addiction treatment, among several other options. The ACA has the goal of increasing health insurance coverage all over the US, categorizing its items and services as ‘essential health benefits’ (EHBs) across 10 categories, which include ambulatory patient services, emergency services, hospitalization, and maternity and neonatal care. It also offers mental health and substance use disorder services, including behavioral health treatment, prescription drugs, rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices. Aside from these, the ACA also covers laboratory services, preventive and wellness services and chronic disease management as well as pediatric services (including oral and vision care). The resource guide offers a detailed breakdown of all the available options for those in need of treatment and rehabilitation. One of the most crucial aspects covered in the guide may be the addiction hotline, which many people across the country are likely to need access to, especially given the current opioid crisis.
Most private insurance firms do not cover pre-existing medical conditions, which means substance abuse is usually not covered. The ACA does not count substance abuse as a pre-existing condition, however, thus allowing addiction treatment to be covered and become significantly more accessible. Anyone can find information through the published guide about insurance plans through the Marketplace, which can in turn offer coverage for addiction evaluation, brief intervention, addiction treatment medication, clinic visits, alcohol and drug testing, home health visits, family counseling and even anti-craving medication. Marketplace coverage can also help with in-patient services, such as detox programs where the recipient can remain at a health facility during the duration of their treatment.
Eligibility for ACA coverage is simple. To be able to enroll, an individual must not be incarcerated, must be a US citizen or national (or be lawfully present) and a resident of the United States. Through the information in the guide, a person can find help for themselves as well as get help for a loved one.
A good coverage plan sourced through Marketplace and the resource guide can also be supported through options such as peer support groups or even international fellowships like Alcoholics Anonymous. Due to this, a person suffering from addiction may be able to go to a rehab center and get the necessary treatment without having to pay out-of-pocket — or at least receive a substantial subsidy. It is worth noting that the actual benefits will depend on the state where they live and on the specific health plan they have chosen, further details of which can be found in the resource guide.
Find Addiction Rehabs offers help to people suffering from an addiction by locating the best rehab centers suitable for their needs. To learn more about the services offered by Find Addiction Rehabs, interested parties can check out their website. They may also contact the organization via phone or email.

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Find Addiction Rehabs
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Find Addiction Rehabs
2499 Glades Rd
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Boca Raton, FL 33431
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