Using Magellan Rehab Coverage in Idaho

Private Magellan Plans and Employee Mental Health Coverage

Magellan Health allows clients to get the correct level of care based on patients’ mental health factors. These include a few of the key services we offer:

• Inpatient treatment
• Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHPs)
• Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)
• Medication-assisted treatment, especially for alcohol or opioid use disorders
• Medication Management
• Individual, group, and family therapy services
• Comprehensive aftercare planning, including support groups and relapse prevention strategies

Each plan is different, so be sure to check first. Contact our admissions representative to review your benefits.

Explore Treatment Facilities That Work with Your Plan

Choosing a treatment center means more than just finding one that takes your insurance. You must also consider the services offered, their experience with dual diagnosis treatment, and integrated care.

Entrust your recovery journey to a mental health care facility with experience working with Magellan plans to reduce your feelings of stress and uncertainty.

Speak to Our Team to Verify Magellan Rehab Coverage Today

Our admissions team can help you understand your benefits and explore treatment options. Call with your questions so we can walk you through the next steps.

For instance, plan members may need to pay co-pays or meet deductibles before Magellan Health covers treatment costs. Our team can explain estimated costs and answer questions before treatment. Final costs depend on the services provided and how your plan processes claims.

Your focus should be on getting well, not ironing out the details of your coverage, and we take that weight off of your shoulders. Here are the things to expect when you call us for help with an insurance plan review:

Calling Our Team for Magellan Plan Verification

When you call, have your Magellan plan information ready; you can find it on your benefits card. Additionally, be ready with any other health insurance you may have, such as a spouse’s plan. When you call, we will guide the process, asking you to share:

• Your name and current contact data, including a valid phone number and email address
• The group number and your member ID number, which is on the insurance card; if you have other health insurance, have those plan details available.
• Date of birth (eliminates confusion if another member has the same or a similar name)
• A list of any medications you take, including illicit or prescription
• Information about how much you drink or use drugs – frequency and dosages
• Past efforts at getting sober, whether on your own or in a recovery center, to help us understand your history and current needs

Collecting this information helps us verify your benefits and determine the most effective treatment plan for you.