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At Dunwoody Recovery Place, we are committed to helping you or your loved one find the support and care you need. We understand that navigating insurance coverage can be overwhelming, which is why we work directly with United Healthcare to make your treatment journey more accessible. This page is designed to help you understand how United Healthcare insurance can help cover your Behavioral Health treatment.
UnitedHealthcare is one of the largest health insurance providers in the United States, offering individual, employer-sponsored, Medicare, and Medicaid plans. As part of UnitedHealth Group, the company provides access to a wide network of healthcare professionals and facilities, including extensive coverage for behavioral health services through its subsidiary, Optum. UnitedHealthcare’s plans are designed to support both physical and mental wellness, with coverage options for a broad spectrum of mental health and substance use disorder treatments.
Yes, UnitedHealthcare includes behavioral health benefits across most of its plans, in compliance with the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA). This means that mental health and substance use disorder services are covered at the same level as other medical treatments.
We work with many UnitedHealthcare plans to provide access to services such as:
The specific level of coverage will depend on your plan details, such as network participation, deductibles, co-pays, and whether prior authorization is required. Our admissions team can assist in verifying your benefits and outlining your options.
Our alcohol detoxification is a medically supervised process designed to safely manage withdrawal symptoms associated with cessation of alcohol use. Utilizing evidence-based protocols, our medical team closely monitors patients to mitigate the risks of complications, while our therapeutic staff offers psychological support.
Our drug detoxification is a medically supervised process aimed at managing the physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms associated with discontinuing drug use. Our qualified medical professionals employ evidence-based treatments to alleviate discomfort and ensure patient safety. Concurrently, therapeutic staff provide emotional and psychological support.
Our treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders adopts an integrated approach that addresses both substance use and mental health issues concurrently. Our team of medical and behavioral health professionals collaborates to design individualized treatment plans, incorporating evidence-based therapeutic interventions and medication management.
At Verifying your United insurance coverage is simple. Follow these steps to ensure you’re maximizing your benefits:
To ensure you’re getting the most out of your Aetna insurance plan, it’s essential to:
Contact UnitedHealthcare or allow our team to conduct a complimentary insurance verification to determine what your plan covers.
UnitedHealthcare often requires prior authorization for higher levels of care. We will handle the authorization process on your behalf.
We accept many UnitedHealthcare plans and will help determine if your care will be billed as in-network or out-of-network.
Aftercare, such as follow-up therapy and outpatient programs, may be covered by Aetna as part of your long-term recovery plan.
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The first step in the admission process is to contact our admissions team via phone or email. We will schedule an initial assessment to discuss your specific situation, including substance use history, any co-occurring disorders , and your overall health. This conversation will help determine the most appropriate level of care and tailor a treatment plan that meets your needs.
We recommend bringing a week’s worth of comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items that do not contain alcohol, any current prescription medication in its original packaging, a government-issued ID, and insurance information. Please leave valuables and any substances, including alcohol and non-prescribed medications, at home.
Yes, Dunwoody Recovery Place accepts most major insurance plans. Our admissions staff can assist you with a preliminary verification of benefits to determine your coverage level and any potential out-of-pocket costs. Please contact us with your insurance information ready so we can provide the most accurate assessment.
Family involvement is an important part of the recovery process, and we encourage family participation through designated family therapy sessions and scheduled visits. The specifics of visitation rights and schedules will be discussed during the admissions process and are structured to support the therapeutic environment and individual recovery goals.
How much of my treatment will Aetna cover?
The first step in the admission process is to contact our admissions team via phone or email. We will schedule an initial assessment to discuss your specific situation, including substance use history, any co-occurring disorders , and your overall health. This conversation will help determine the most appropriate level of care and tailor a treatment plan that meets your needs.
We are a trusted provider of behavioral health treatment in Georgia and works closely with UnitedHealthcare to make access to care as smooth and cost-effective as possible. We specialize in evidence-based, individualized treatment that meets insurance requirements and clinical best practices.
When you choose us with UnitedHealthcare, you benefit from:
If you or a loved one has UnitedHealthcare insurance and is seeking behavioral health treatment, contact our team today. We are here to verify your benefits and help you begin the path to lasting recovery.
Don’t let financial concerns prevent you from seeking the care you need. Contact Dunwoody Recovery Place today to verify your United insurance benefits and start your journey to recovery. Call us at (470) 523-4606 or fill out our online insurance verification form to get started.
