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Are you an Oklahoma Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) policy holder looking for quality addiction treatment? A policy change is coming January 1st that could affect your ability to get care out of state.
Act now to get the coverage you may need for out-of-state options.
This post will cover the policy change, what it means and why you need to act by the end of the year.
It is also worth point out: If you act now, before Thanksgiving, you can celebrate 30 days sober during the holidays and head into 2025 with solid clean time under your belt.
As of January 1st, Oklahoma BCBS policyholders will have new restrictions on using their health insurance for addiction treatment programs outside the state of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma BCBS plans have always had some flexibility, allowing policyholders to get care at specialized facilities across the country. This is especially important for those looking for high-end treatment centers that may not be available locally.
But the new policy will limit that flexibility, and may require treatment within the Oklahoma provider network. For those in need of addiction treatment, this could mean losing access to out-of-state facilities that offer the expertise, environment and resources needed for a successful recovery.
Until January 1st, policyholders with a valid form of Oklahoma ID can still use their BCBS insurance for out-of-state rehab coverage. After that, those options will not be available so act now.
For many, the right treatment environment can be a difference maker. While Oklahoma has good programs, many will benefit from getting out of their comfort zone to focus on recovery.
Out-of-state rehab facilities like South Shores Recovery in Dana Point, CA offer:
For Oklahoma BCBS policyholders, having access to these benefits through out-of-state providers is key to long term recovery.
But time is running out.
If you or a loved one have been looking into out-of-state treatment, now is the time to do it.
After January 1st, Oklahoma BCBS policyholders will lose access to their insurance for treatment at specialized facilities outside Oklahoma. Here’s what you need to know:
Treatment is a big decision and waiting until after January 1st will limit your options.
Oklahoma BCBS policyholders with an Oklahoma ID can get coverage at high-end out-of-state rehab centers—but this window is closing fast. By acting now you can put your health and recovery first and still use your insurance.
Every day counts in addiction recovery. Don’t let this policy change get in the way of the care you deserve.
The clock is ticking. If you or someone you know is ready to get started with treatment, don’t wait. Use this limited time to get into high-end out-of-state addiction treatment centers and start your journey to healing and recovery.
Don’t forget, until January 1st Oklahoma BCBS policyholders with an Oklahoma ID can get high-end out-of-state rehab coverage. Now is the time to get the help you need and deserve!
Eric R. hails from Maine and does extensive work in the field of behavioral health as both a professional writer and passionate advocate for those suffering. From his own personal encounters with mental illness, he speaks to those seeking healthy relief from depression and anxiety and embraces wellness both personally and professionally. After losing friends and family to the darkness of suicide, Eric aims to educate and inform about the nature of treatment and render it accessible for all those seeking a way out of darkness and despair.
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