Top-Rated BCBS Alcohol Treatment
Our insurance specialists will help you admit to an approved BCBS alcohol treatment center
Low-Cost & No-Cost Options May Be Available!
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Explore Our Programs
Our alcohol treatment programs are tailored to the unique experiences and needs of each client in our care
We offer several levels of care and are connected to a network of top BCBS alcohol treatment providers
We Offer Approved BCBS Alcohol Treatment That's Tailored To You!
Partial Care (PC)
This level of care includes 20 or more hours of alcohol treatment services each week and addresses physical, mental, and emotional instability that doesn’t require around-the-clock care. Partial Care is designed to support you whether you are only struggling with alcoholism or have other co-occurring symptoms as well. Partial Care alcohol treatment usually takes place during the day to offer more support and flexibility.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
IOP alcohol treatment typically includes 9 or more hours of treatment services each week and addresses the psychological, physical, and emotional challenges you face – whether you’re dealing with alcoholism by itself or alcoholism alongside other mental health diagnoses. During IOP alcohol rehab, treatment is typically provided on weekends or in the evening/night after the workday for even more flexibility.
Yes, you can keep your job in IOP!
Outpatient Care (OP)
Outpatient alcohol treatment is provided for less than 9 hours each week and includes various therapeutic services. The outpatient level of care for alcohol treatment is designed to support you as you prepare to transition out of a formal treatment program and back into a more normal routine of daily life.
At Quantum, you won’t have to worry about whether your insurance says you “need to step down” your treatment level. Your progress and the level of support you need are what decide your best next steps – not an insurance company who has never met you.