TRICARE Alcohol Rehab
Get Help with Your TRICARE Insurance Plan
South Shore Detox expert staff knows what it takes to recover from addiction. We are honored to be recognized by TRICARE health insurance as a provider of drug misuse treatment for active-duty military personnel and veterans.
Upon admission, we conduct an evaluation to ascertain the severity of each client’s condition, the best approach to treating their substance addiction disorder, and the most appropriate program level.
At South Shores, we are an in-network TRICARE rehab that prioritizes the well-being of our clients above anything else.
Are you a veteran or a family member of a veteran who needs a hand with substance abuse? Find out more about our acceptance policy regarding TRICARE alcohol rehab at ‘the Shores.
Addiction among Serving Members and Veterans
Substance misuse and addiction can affect people from all walks of life, but the difficulties experienced by service members and veterans make us especially sensitive to their needs.
The following information concerning service members and veterans is kept in mind when dealing with TRICARE insurance clients:
- A higher propensity toward alcohol abuse is associated with combat veterans’ exposure to violent and traumatic situations.
- Alcohol consumption and heavy drinking are far more common among veterans than among the general population.
- Veterans are more likely to engage in binge drinking, according to data collected between 2013 and 2017.
- Over a span of eight years, the percentage of prescriptions for opioids written for veterans rose from 17% to 24.
- There has been a greater increase in prescription drug addiction among active duty military and veterans than among civilians generally.
In other words, the need for health insurance to provide coverage for things like intensive outpatient programs, medication-assisted treatment, partial hospitalization programs, and other drug addiction services for veterans is critical.
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Typical Addictions Treated at South Shore Recovery
When it comes to treating substance misuse and addiction, the staff at South Shore Recovery has been at it for more than a decade. The following materials will provide light on our approach to helping those with:
TRICARE Insurance for Alcoholism
Alcoholism is a debilitating disease in which a person develops a psychological and physiological need for alcohol to function normally. Alcoholism’s effects on one’s mental health, relationships, and physical health can be disastrous.
For those in need of alcohol addiction treatment, we have the knowledge, experience, and resources to help restore physical, mental, and spiritual health. All of our clients receive a comprehensive, therapeutic, systematic, and individualized approach to alcohol rehabilitation.
Options include drug and alcohol intensive outpatient programs, drug and alcohol partial hospitalization programs, and drug and alcohol detox.
TRICARE Insurance for Opiates
Opioid misuse and physical dependence can develop rapidly, leading to severe withdrawal symptoms upon abrupt cessation of drug use. Opiate dependence can develop after even brief use. Heroin addiction is treated with care and compassion at South Shores Detox, which serves veterans and active-duty military personnel who need addiction treatment.
We also accept health insurance and TRICARE coverage for any medication-assisted treatment you may incur during our drug and alcohol addiction treatment sessions. TRICARE coverage, whether administered through TriWest or under its own badging, usually covers these types of addiction treatment situations.
Health Insurance Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment
Benzodiazepines, including common brand names like Xanax®, Valium®, and Klonopin®, are frequently recommended to patients in need of relief from insomnia or anxiety. Severe dependence can develop from these substances, making them comparable to opiates in terms of addiction.
Those who are addicted to benzodiazepines are frequently referred to a residential drug and alcohol addiction treatment center.
Drug Rehab for Amphetamines
Methamphetamine, also known as “speed,” and amphetamine-like prescription medicines like Adderall® and Ritalin® produce a euphoric, strong high in the user, manifested by increased activity, decreased need for sleep, and increased hostility.
Amphetamines are very poisonous, addicting, and hazardous, making addiction treatment a challenging prospect. Those seeking to detox and enter drug rehab often suffer powerful cravings. We frequently refer those in need of detox from amphetamines to our center.
Additional Drug Rehab Services Covered by TRICARE Health Insurance
Those in the military or who previously served who are struggling with addiction can receive treatment at South Shores Detox with:
- Use of Synthetic Drugs such as K2/Spice
- Alcohol
- Marijuana
- Cocaine
- Meth
- Heroin and Opioids
- Benzos
- Ambien and Other Sleeping Medications
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Rehabilitation and Detoxification Services are Covered by TRICARE
At South Shores Detox and Recovery, we provide all of the services mentioned above for United States service members and are an in-network TRICARE provider.
We encourage family members to become involved as we provide various forms of substance disorder treatment that TRICARE covers.
For more information on these services, contact a member of admissions today.
FAQs About TRICARE and the Recovery Center at South Shores Recovery
Do detox centers, inpatient treatment centers, and other methods for overcoming substance abuse problems fall under TRICARE plans?
Yes! A wealth of data on TRICARE’s website pertains to the treatment of addiction. If you’d want to make sure South Shores Recovery is a good fit, contact a member of our care team today.
Just how expensive is rehabilitation with TRICARE?
Clients, treatments, and insurance plans all have a role in determining the final price tag. We’ll coordinate our efforts to ensure you get the care you require. There’s also no umbrella amount that covers all potential types of services here. Every client’s journey is different, requiring separate forms of care – thus triggering different prices for services.
Do I need to tell the US Military if I checked into rehab?
Confidentiality and HIPAA compliance are paramount at South Shore Recovery. In order to maintain our clients’ anonymity, we take every precaution. This includes not disclosing any information to any military or government entity without any prior approval or authorization from you beforehand.
However, it’s worth noting that the client/provider agreement can be broken if a legal issue is looming. With the right paperwork or warrant, we must disclose information per request. However, this is extremely rare and nothing you should be concerned with.
Do you offer treatment for dual diagnoses, such as mental illness and substance abuse?
Yes! Substance misuse and addiction often coexist with a wide range of mental health issues, including but not limited to: trauma, codependency, depression, anxiety, bipolar illness, and eating disorders. Individuals with PTSD have up to a 14-fold increased risk of being diagnosed with a substance misuse disorder.
Fortunately, in many cases, TRICARE covers dual diagnosis treatment programs fully at South Shores.
It’s important that we offer this, especially to our TRICARE young adult clients (18+), and even TRICARE retired reserve. These individuals (the older and noticeably younger) seem to have the most difficulty coming to terms with certain parts of their time in the service.
Things like PTSD are strongly considered to be a huge driving factor in Veteran drug abuse. We work closely with family members to address these challenges during disorder treatment, ensuring that the chances of relapse are reduced.
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How should I pack for my stay at the South Shores Detox?
There’s a wide list of things you should bring with you during your stay at South Shores Recovery center. It’s important to study the list of things you CAN bring and the list of things you CAN’T bring. A preview of each includes:
WHAT to bring
- Toiletries
- Changes of clothes
- Clothes for a range of temperatures
- Socks/underwear
- Books to read
- List of medications you might be taking
- Toothbrush
- Brush/comb
What NOT to bring:
- Tobacco
- Alcohol
- Illegal substances
- A laptop/tablet
- Your cell phone
For a more comprehensive list, contact a member of our staff today.