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State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid - Drug and Alcohol Treatment Programs - Granite City, IL.

There are options accessible in some states for state residents to obtain treatment for a substance abuse disorder with resources offered through state financed health insurance, other than Medicaid. State financed health insurance plans which pay for addiction recovery usually offer these services in state run facilities, and the population group usually targeted to get this type of coverage through state health insurance are people who are homeless, living under the poverty level in that state, have income that meets the requirement to be covered by the state plan, and those people who don't have Medicaid or any other type of insurance. In the majority of cases, drug and alcohol treatment paid for by state financed health insurance plans other than Medicaid is completely free.

State financed health insurance plans, other than Medicaid, which help pay for substance abuse treatment usually offer a limited range of services but may offer services that include detox and immediate intervention services to help the person become abstinent as fast and as safe as possible. This may consist of a safe and stable inpatient or residential rehabilitation center, with opportunities to then move into sober living facilities or similar facilities which can provide housing and other essentials until the individual can get back on their feet and find a way to live and work outside of treatment and sober living.

The services offered by each state providing health insurance plans other than Medicaid may vary and there may be limited availability in certain treatment centers, but residents in Granite City can contact an administrative office for state financed health plans to find out their eligibility and what they need to do to get enrolled in a rehabilitation program right away.

There are 3 Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers offering this service in Granite City, IL

  • Chestnut Health Systems Inc
    618-877-4420
    50 Northgate Industrial Drive
    Granite City, IL. 62040

    Treatment Services Offered:
    Adults
    Services For The Hearing Impaired
    Buprenorphine Used In Treatment
    Cognitive Behavior Therapy
    Persons With Co Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders
    Female
    Male
    Adult Men
    Naltrexone
    Intensive Outpatient Treatment
    Outpatient Drug Rehab
    Regular Outpatient Treatment
    Private Organization
    Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services
    Smoking Allowed In Designated Area
    Vivitrol
    Adult Women
    Young Adults


    Payment Forms Accepted:
    State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid
  • Gateway Regional Medical Center
    618-798-3000
    2100 Madison Avenue
    Granite City, IL. 62040

    Treatment Services Offered:
    Adults
    Services For The Hearing Impaired
    Children
    Crisis Intervention Team
    Group Therapy
    Inpatient Drug Rehab
    Mental Health Treatment
    Private Organization
    Seniors Or Older Adults
    Smoking Not Allowed
    Seniors
    Young Adults


    Payment Forms Accepted:
    State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid
  • Chestnut Health Systems
    618-877-4420
    50 Northgate Industrial Drive
    Granite City, IL. 62040

    Treatment Services Offered:
    Adults
    Services For The Hearing Impaired
    Cognitive Behavior Therapy
    Children
    Crisis Intervention Team
    Persons With Co Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders
    Group Therapy
    Dual Diagnosis Drug Rehab
    Mental Health Treatment
    Residential Plus Outpatient
    Outpatient Drug Rehab
    Private Organization
    Residential
    Smoking Not Allowed
    Seniors
    Young Adults


    Payment Forms Accepted:
    State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid

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