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Burns, TN
30-day program: $6500; LTR Program / Extended Care: $5500 (monthly); step-down program (outpatient): $1500
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Group and Pensions Administrators Addiction Treatment
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Submitted by TheFix Resources on Tue, 07/07/2015 - 15:54
Addiction is costing you in ways you are only beginning to suspect. The price of addiction is that you are not healthy, you do not take good care of yourself and that makes it harder for you to be a productive member of society. Healing costs you too, but the investment is worth it. Check out your coverage for Group and Pensions Administrators addiction recovery, and start spending your days in a new way.
Society’s Cost
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Addiction, when untreated, costs society in almost unimaginable numbers. The National Institute on Drug Abuse notes that substance abuse costs the country about $600 billion in health care costs, lost productivity and the expenses associated with drug-related crime. The numbers are clear. Every dollar invested in helping people to break free from drugs in addiction treatment facilities saves between $4-$7 in costs spent to manage people who are not getting treatment. Obviously, this investment in your own health is worth making, and not just for yourself.
Paying For Treatment
That said, getting help for substance dependence will cost you some of your own money. The United States primarily expects people to pay for participation in addiction treatment centers through their health insurance. No matter your coverage, you should plan to pay at least a portion of the costs as coinsurance. It is easier to justify the expense, which can be thousands of dollars or more, as an investment in your future. By spending money to get help, you save yourself untold heartache and health problems down the road.
Health Coverage
Your health insurance provides Group and Pensions Administrators addiction recovery to assist you on the path to addiction recovery. Start by examining your policy to identify coverage for:
- outpatient therapy
- medications to help you counteract the physical symptoms of withdrawal
- inpatient rehab
Your doctor can make recommendations about what you need to make recovery an achievable goal. Be sure to contact Nurse NavigatorSM for tips on maximizing your use of the benefits available to you.
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Stop spending your days wondering when you will be free of addiction. Instead, invest your time and money into Group and Pensions Administrators addiction recovery. You deserve another chance at a better life.
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