Does Buckeye Health Plan Cover Addiction Treatment?
Buckeye Health Plan is a Medicaid provider that operates under the Centene Corporation, one of the largest managed care organizations in the United States. Founded with a mission to improve the health of its members through focused, compassionate, and coordinated care, Buckeye Health Plan offers a wide variety of health plans to individuals, families, and children who qualify for Medicaid or other government-sponsored insurance. Centene Corporation’s widespread reach and strategic partnerships enable Buckeye Health Plan to deliver high-quality care while reducing healthcare costs and improving patient outcomes. Buckeye Health Plan is well-regarded for its member-focused services, striving to improve the quality of healthcare for communities across Ohio.
Two federal laws make coverage for substance use disorder treatment close to universal in the United States. The Affordable Care Act lists mental health and substance use disorder services among the ten essential health benefits that individual and small-group plans must include. The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 (MHPAEA) goes further: when a plan covers behavioral health, it may not impose financial requirements or treatment limitations more restrictive than those applied to comparable medical and surgical care.
What differs from member to member is not usually whether treatment is covered but how much you pay and what approval is required — and both come down to your specific plan, network status and deductible. The fastest way to find out is a benefits check, which takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
43 centers in our directory are listed as accepting Buckeye Health Plan. In-network status can change, so confirm it before admission.
