UPMC Health Plan is the insurance arm of the UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) health company that provides integrated health care and insurance coverage to residents of western and central Pennsylvania plus parts of Maryland and Ohio and West Virginia. They are headquartered in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
UPMC has their own network of hospitals and doctors and they also contract with other providers including the Cigna PPO network to serve members who live or travel outside of their main service locations. UPMC actively supports Pennsylvania community arts and education groups such as the Pittsburgh Promise, an educational scholarship fund to which they donated $10 million in 2023.
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Rita Milios, The Mind Mentor, is a recently retired psychotherapist, freelance author (recovery, mental health, spiritual growth), seminar leader, and podcaster from Kissimmee, FL. She provided counseling in rehab facilities in Ohio and Florida, as well as in her private practice. Rita also served as a DOT Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) consultant.
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nice and friendly staff who put client care first and super nice and clean facility
Cade Jackson
1 week ago
Great facility and even better staff!
Anna Allen
2 weeks ago
Oh my goodness, this was the best treatment facility. After they take me to Chattanooga, I feel it will be my last. I'm going to miss the staff; Mrs V has been so awesome, and Ms. Mechell, and Mrs, Tamiyah, and Desmond just a few that have made it a great experience.
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All in Solutions is the best Rehab I've been to, unfortunately this is my 3rd attempt. I have received more knowledge,and support than I've received in the last two. 5 stars
Frank Simmons
1 week ago
Its the best decision I could have made!! They have great groups through the day!! I came in a mess leaving a happy and blessed man!! All the techs are caring and thoughtful. Great nurse's they take really good care of you!! Don't miss 9:00 group with Kristina. She gets the day started. But all groups are a must to attend. Much love to all at all in solutions. Also they have an amazing Chef!! Food is excellent!!
Neil Hooper
2 weeks ago
Highly recommend, I spent 22 days in there and was one of the best experience. Carlos was the one who picked me up from the airport , he was very nice and explained the whole process to me. Group therapy was my favorite. Highly recommend if you need the help.
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Wellbrook completely turned my life around. Great group of people willing to do whatever it takes to help.
Russ Harless
3 months ago
These reviews aren’t fake! This is a very special place that I would recommend to anyone looking to get into recovery! Ricky and Krista are very great people along with the therapist and everyone else on the staff! Don’t hesitate to reach out to this place, they will help you!
Josh Sebek
3 months ago
Wellbrook saved my life and the brothers I made I will cherish them for the rest of my life.
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I admitted myself for mental health. I was beyond terrified about seeking help that I had so desperately needed. But the beautiful people at ICFR helped me feel comfortable. The group facilitators were well beyond amazing. They have taught me so many skills that I can now take out into the world and continue my journey of mental health recovery. And the resident community is amazing. Everyone advocates for each other, and no one judges anyone. I want to give everyone at ICFR Bloomington a huge thank you for everything they have taught me. Keep doing the work that you do.
Dylan Shelton
1 week ago
Very helpful for mental health. I will say you get as much out of here as you put in. My therapist and the staff have been wonderful and I’ve learned a lot of useful tools for my life moving forward. I’m not fixed, but I have more balance.
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Phenomenal place! All of the staff are very helpful and friendly. Anthony, client care coordinator is always checking in to make sure you are ok and if anything is needed, helps with a smile! Jason(therapist) is great, more in tuned than most I have seen. . Karen (EMDR) is gifted and am privileged to have been able to work with her. Magic Mike will blow your mind with his knowledge and things he can do. Food is good. Facility is clean. Beds on residential side are comfy.bon detox they are average. Such an amazing group! The only reason I gave 4 stars is this is not the place for residential treatment ....groups are aa ..lecture type no real interaction
LEA
3 weeks ago
Drivers picked me up, they were very professional. No judging, staff is friendly and all here to help and the kitchen is great ! And they even have ice cream !
erik bailey
3 weeks ago
I was so scared and nervous upon just asking for help. Thank you God I came here the staff are so caring and understanding no judgment was passed at. Morning noon or night they are here for you. The facility its self is 10/10 the staff is 109% on your side ready to listen and help. Most places you have to tell half truths here NOPE the all understood where you are coming from and are so. Amazing and down to earth and couldn’t be better. This has been the best experience of my life and after detox they make all the arrangements for you and are more than happy to do. Thank you so much to all the staff for the loving care
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Great staff members, super supportive, kind and caring!
Morgan Witman-bradley
1 month ago
Silver pines is the best rehab i have been to. It's none religious, and there is a ton of different groups. This place staff included is a ture community.
Zach Benavides
2 months ago
I have been to plenty of treatment centers before and this one truly is special. The staff at silver pines are some of the best people I have ever met and have made such a great impact on my recovery. I would recommend this place to anyone considering going into treatment.
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My experience at sji was amazing! To me it was like going to college and learning how powerful alcohol is , bad medicine !!! Sji helped me see the light, and now I'm over 5years alcohol free. I loved the staff, the atmosphere, the chapel, and meeting new people. Keep Rocking st. Joe's. ❤️🎸☮️🙏
Michael Tomko
1 month ago
My time at St. Joes was nothing short of miraculous. I was broken, the guilt and shame has consumed me and my addiction left me feeling like I’d lost everything again. The staff at St. Joes literally nursed me back to health the first 2 days and then I was strong enough to go to group and take advantage of the many things St. Joes had to offer. I learned to share again, articulate my feelings and not just bottle everything up. The one-on-one time was my favorite. Their counselors are amazing people. They don’t get nearly the credit they deserve. I’m a believer in sharing to get free from stress and anxiety. These people did something incredible…….they listened! They didn’t rush in and try to “fix me”. They let me talk it out and figure out things on my own and add creative insight while challenging my thinking and problem solving. They also weren’t afraid to confront me. That’s lost in today’s world. The techs. That’s a whole other level. The techs were wonderful, shout out to Dave! I loved that dude. He shot from the hip and always gave it to ya straight, no chaser (forgive the play on words) I still keep in touch with him now. Truth be told I would highly recommend St. Joes to any and everyone struggling with mental health, addiction and/or alcoholism issues. God bless.
Justin Sellers
1 month ago
Saint Joes helped me immensely improve my everyday life. They taught me the tools to be functional when I arrived feeling broken and helpless. I would 100% recommend going here if you’re ever feeling lost or out of control of your own life because they let you know you’re not alone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does UPMC Health Plan Cover Addiction Treatment?
As required by the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA) most UPMC Health Plan insurance plans offer mental health and substance abuse treatment along with other medical care. However there are exceptions to the law and every insurance plan is different, so be sure to check with your insurance provider to find out which addiction treatments are covered by your specific plan.
Most UPMC in network substance abuse rehabs are in Pittsburgh, but there are some UPMC covered rehabs in Maryland and New York.
If you have a Cigna PPO plan or other out of network plan that has a partnership with UPMC Health Plan, you may have other rehabs available to you as well. Check with your insurance provider to find out which addiction treatments are covered by your specific plan.
What UPMC Health Plans Are Available?
UPMC offers individual and family plans through the state Insurance Marketplace and through employers. If you qualify you can also get Medicare or Medicaid plans through UMPC.
The individual and family plans have several different options. They have Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) plans, which require you to get care in the provider network but you don’t need a referral to see a specialist such as an addiction counselor.
They also have Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans, which require you to stay in network and to get a referral for specialist care. However, HMOs are often the least expensive on a monthly basis. Finally, a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) gives you the most flexibility with some out of network coverage and no referrals required. However these plans tend to cost the most each month.
UPMC Health Plan offers Medicare Advantage (“Medicare part C”) HMO and PPO plans. Medicare plans by UPMC healthcare are called UPMC for Life. These plans provide the same services as regular Medicare, including coverage for addiction care, but they generally offer extra benefits like prescription coverage and vision and dental care.
Your Medicare Advantage plan will have its own coverage limits and requirements to get addiction treatment, so be sure to work with your doctor and get the referrals and preauthorization you need before you commit to treatment.
Medicaid plans by UPMC healthcare are called UPMC for You. Like regular Medicaid, these plans cover medical treatment and substance abuse treatment. However, they also cover prescriptions and dental and vision care.
If you qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, UPMC for Life Complete Care offers $0 premium fees and $0 copays on medical care and $0 copays for prescriptions. It also offers dental and vision and hearing benefits. Members can get free transportation to healthcare providers and grocery stores along with fitness centers and adult day care centers. There’s also an allowance you can use to buy over the counter products.
What Inpatient Addiction Treatment Does UPMC Health Cover?
All insurance plans will focus on covering medically necessary care which is often defined by the treatment plan your doctor creates. It’s also important to verify your insurance and make sure you get a referral or preauthorization if necessary.
Some of the inpatient drug rehab treatment options that may be included in UPMC Health Plan’s behavioral health insurance policies are medical detox and residential treatment.
Detoxification is the process of letting substances leave your body. Many times you’ll get medical support to help you move through withdrawal symptoms. This may include medication assisted treatment (MAT). Commonly used MAT medications for treating alcohol or opioid addiction are methadone and buprenorphine along with naltrexone.
Inpatient treatment takes place in a clinic or hospital and residential care takes place in a non hospital facility and offers a more home like setting. Both options provide around the clock support and care.
Residential treatment often lasts 28 to 30 days or more. You’ll get a variety of therapy options which often includes holistic approaches like art or music therapy. Inpatient or residential treatment allows you to fully focus on your recovery without any distractions.
What Outpatient Rehab Does UMPC Health Plan Cover?
Outpatient programs, including intensive outpatient programs and regular outpatient programs, are available through UPMC Health Plan’s mental health benefits. Intensive outpatient programs typically involve up to nine hours of treatment each week, for between three to six weeks.
In a general outpatient program, counseling and education sessions may take place at a clinic or rehab facility. Addiction and relapse prevention education are provided, with individual sessions offered as needed.
There are multiple types of outpatient care. The most intensive outpatient treatment is a partial hospitalization program (PHP). This is a full day program that offers more than 20 hours of treatment per week. The treatment options are similar to inpatient or residential care.
At the next level are intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) which typically involve nine to 20 hours of treatment each week, with the hours spread over three to five days. Often 90 days of IOP treatment are recommended. The lowest intensity is general outpatient treatment, where counseling and education sessions may take place at a clinic or rehab facility once or twice a week. Addiction and relapse prevention education are provided, with individual sessions offered as needed.
Do UPMC Health Plans Have Additional Benefits?
Part of what makes UPMC Health stand out is the extra benefits members receive. For example preventive services may be free of charge and members can access virtual (telehealth or video) urgent care services to diagnose illness or prescribe medication.
They also have the MyHealth program that provides free health coaching for weight loss and smoking cessation along with tips on stress management and more. Finally, members can get six sessions of free counseling with a trained counselor through the Life Solutions program.
Does UMPC Health Plan Cover Methadone & Suboxone (MAT)?
MAT is covered by most UMPC plans. This treatment uses FDA approved medications to help those with alcohol and substance use disorder during the early recovery period. These medications such as naltrexone and buprenorphine along with methadone and acamprosate ease withdrawal symptoms and help to normalize brain chemistry. This is especially important during medical detox.
Some individuals only need MAT during the detox process while others need it throughout treatment to help manage cravings to reduce the risk of relapse and decrease the risk of overdose. Longer term MAT is combined with inpatient or outpatient treatment to help you establish long term recovery. Once treatment ends you can taper off the medication support and live a fully substance free life.
Does UMPC Cover Other Mental Healthcare?
In 2010 the Affordable Care Act was enacted into law. The ACA requires insurance plans to cover 10 essential health benefits which include mental health and substance use care. As a result most UMPC plans cover mental healthcare such as counseling and crisis intervention. You may get individual or group counseling along with mental health medication.
The extent of coverage differs from plan to plan. It is important to understand the details of your specific plan before starting treatment so you know whether you need a referral or preauthorization. You’ll also learn what out of pocket costs to expect.
Individuals with alcohol and substance use disorder often have co occurring mental health conditions. What’s most important in these cases is that you get treatment that addresses both mental health and addiction. That’s the only way to ensure you get the help you need to reach long term recovery.
Does Addiction Treatment Need to Be In Network?
Many UMPC plans require you to use an in network provider to get coverage. However some allow you to use an out of network provider although you’ll pay a lot more in out of pocket costs. For example your copayment and deductible may both be higher. Or you might have to pay a percentage of the cost instead of a flat copayment.
To maximize your insurance coverage it’s best to use high quality in network providers or facilities. To find out whether your plan allows non network care contact UMPC directly. This can be done by calling the phone number on the back of your ID card or by going online to their webpage at UPMC.com
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