Summit Detox Accepts First Health Mental Health Rehab Insurance

If you or someone you love is looking for a rehab that accepts First Health mental health insurance, contact us today at 888-995-5265 to have our team run a confidential, no-cost verification of your benefits, or by CLICKING HERE to complete our insurance form.

Mental health challenges can seriously affect your quality of life, productivity, relationships, and physical health. Fortunately, today’s advanced treatment options, including individualized inpatient programs, have helped countless people reclaim their mental wellness and happiness. Even so, many people struggling with mental health issues hesitate to seek the help they need for a variety of reasons, including worries about the cost of care.

If you need help but haven’t requested it due to financial concerns, rest assured that Summit Detox in Boynton Beach accepts mental health and rehab insurance. Our association with First Health, a national network of PPO health insurance providers, enables us to work with both Curative and Cox Health Plans as in-network mental health insurance providers. You can learn about our services by contacting us at 888-995-5265.

Mental Health Care and Rehab at Summit Detox

Summit Detox has the mental health treatment options you need. We offer intensive inpatient treatment for such common (and serious) conditions as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder. Our long-term residential stays make it easier for you to receive advanced, comprehensive treatment. Our mental health treatment techniques include such tried-and-true methods as:

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) – This talk-based therapy focuses on helping you recognize, process, and reason your way out of distorted thoughts and perceptions. It can help treat anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and many other mental health conditions.
• Accelerated resolution therapy (ART) – This technique employs eye movements to help patients replace negative thoughts with positive ones. Therapists use it to treat phobias, grief, depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Residential treatment offers a safe, supportive environment to help you get the most out of your treatment. You’ll also meet and interact with others working on similar issues, boosting your motivation and helping you feel supported. Your treatment program may include group therapy with such individuals and individual treatment sessions with our skilled, experienced professionals. But since no two individuals are completely alike in their needs and challenges, we custom-craft your treatment program for your unique situation.

The First Health PPO Network

We’re proud of our association with First Health, the nation’s premier PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) network. Beginning as a subsidiary of Coventry Health Care, Inc., the network became a subsidiary of insurance giant Aetna, Inc., in 2013. Over three decades, First Health’s Primary Network has grown to include 993,000 providers, 5,700 hospitals, and 52,000 other healthcare facilities. In addition to serving as a primary network in its own right, First Health also gives many patients a secondary source of in-network care outside of their insurers’ standard coverage areas.

Curative’s Services and Mental Health Coverage

First Health’s many associations include the insurance network Curative. As a national and regional healthcare network, Curative serves such major Florida urban centers as:

• Orlando – Curative’s Tampa network encompasses thousands of providers, including 2,414 specialists. It lists Orlando Health, Nemours Children’s Hospital, HCA North Florida Division, and HCA Florida Healthcare among its participating hospital networks.
• Tampa – Curative lists 3,337 specialty providers among its 4,294 total providers. Its hospital networks include AdventHealth, Johns Hopkins All Childen’s Hospital, Tampa General Hospital, Lee Health, BayCare Health System, HCA West Florida Division, and HCA Florida Healthcare.
• Miami – Curative is a fixture of the Miami healthcare system, featuring 15,015 total providers and 11,414 specialty providers. Broward Health, Baptist Health South Florida, HCA East Florida Division, HCA Florida Healthcare, Jackson Health System, Memorial Healthcare System, and Tenet Healthcare Systems all count among Curative’s participating groups.

Curative’s wellness programs include many mental health services and related benefits for members. For instance, some mental health treatment regimens involve the use of prescription medications. Curative helps its members find in-network pharmacies that will fill prescriptions, transfer prescriptions, and provide counseling on dosages and side effects. You may even find that Curative can help you obtain mental health therapy from an in-network provider at no cost.

Curative’s deductible and co-pay fees for specialist services (such as mental health assessments and office visits) depend on how and with whom you schedule your care. For instance, if you seek a Baseline Visit (a form of preventative wellness assessment) under the same plan, you might pay $0 for that visit. If you’re in-network and schedule an office visit with a mental health specialist, you might pay $50 post-deductible. A mental health office visit with an out-of-network specialist might cost $100 post-deductible.

Cox Health Plans’ Services and Mental Health Coverage

The Missouri-based Cox Health Plans represents over two dozen major insurance providers, including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, and Humana, as well as many other providers available through the Missouri Health Insurance Marketplace. The PPO network benefits from its partnership with First Health, which extends its coverage area to include PPO plans for individuals who might otherwise fall outside the network.

Cox Health Plans can provide coverage for a wide range of mental health challenges. You can get help for such common problems as:

• Generalized anxiety disorder – At least 40 million adults suffer from an anxiety disorder [1]. One common type, generalized anxiety disorder, may cause you to feel excessive, uncontrollable anxiety over routine everyday situations.
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – If you have ADHD, you may exhibit impulsive behavior, have trouble paying attention, and feel the need for constant activity.
• Panic disorders – If you have a panic disorder, you may experience sudden, intense, unpredictable panic attacks. These attacks can produce physical symptoms ranging from chills and heart palpitations to breathing problems.
• Depression – Depression involves much more than “getting the blues.” One of the most common mental health issues, various forms of depression can seriously alter your behavior, mood, thinking, and ability to cope with everyday life.
• Bipolar disorder – People with bipolar disorder may experience wide swings in mood, sending them from depressive phases to manic phases with periods of calm in between.
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) – This condition typically occurs after someone suffers an acute physical or emotional trauma. The feelings associated with the past trauma may then recur when triggered by routine events or circumstances.
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) – In obsessive-compulsive disorder, you may become obsessed with intrusive thoughts that compel you to take irrational actions or engage in specific ritualistic behaviors.
• Borderline personality disorder – Borderline personality disorder tends to cause severe mood swings, impulsive or even self-destructive behavior, anger issues, feelings of emptiness, and a poor self-image. People with borderline personality disorder may have trouble establishing and maintaining stable relationships with others.
• Schizophrenia – Schizophrenia can alter the way you behave, think, and perceive reality. This complex disorder can produce a variety of problems, from hallucinations and delusions to social withdrawal and loss of interest in favorite activities. It can also affect cognition, making it hard for you to follow conversations, process information, or take the appropriate actions based on the information you receive.
• Suicidal ideation – People with suicidal ideation have a compelling urge to kill themselves. It sometimes occurs alongside other mental health conditions. You should treat this condition as an emergency and seek immediate care if you detect it yourself or a loved one. Fortunately, Cox Health Plans include 24/7 emergency treatment for such disorders.

Cox Health Plans’ mental health treatment services include inpatient residential care. Individuals aged five and older who cannot manage their condition through outpatient treatment may qualify for inpatient care. This care often combines multiple treatment strategies based on each patient’s needs. For instance, patients under 18 may benefit from family therapy. Your comprehensive treatment plan might include individual therapy, group therapy, medication, and other established methods.

Will My Plan Pay for My Mental Health Rehab?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires all insurers to offer at least some degree of coverage for essential medical services. Mental health conditions fall into this “essential” category. As a result, no matter what company provides your insurance, your policy may pay for a significant chunk of your mental health care.

Even with this reassurance, you might need or want more coverage for your mental health treatment than your current policy can offer. Whether you have insurance through Curative or Cox Health Plans, your current coverage may not cover 100 percent of the specialized care you need. Summit Detox stands ready to help you navigate these details. Contact us today at 888-995-5265. We can help you understand your insurance coverage, plan options, and available treatment strategies.

Use Your Mental Health Coverage at Our Boynton Beach Rehab Center

Every insurance plan and healthcare provider maintains a list of in-network healthcare resources. That’s why we want you to know about our relationships with First Health, Curative, and Cox Health Plans. If you seek relief from a mental health challenge, either for yourself or for your loved ones, don’t let concerns over the costs prevent you from getting potentially life-changing treatment. Contact our caring staff at 888-995-5265 to get the details, verify insurance benefits, and schedule an initial consultation.

1. https://www.nami.org/About-Mental-Illness/Mental-Health-Conditions/Anxiety-Disorders/