TriWest Coverage for Addiction Treatment at 1 Method Center

What Types Of Substance Abuse Treatment Does TriWest Cover?

TriWest Healthcare Alliance helps veterans access a full range of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment through the VA’s Community Care Network. While not an insurer itself, TriWest coordinates with the VA and approved providers like 1 Method Center to deliver essential services—from detox to long-term recovery support.

1. Detoxification Services

TriWest covers medically supervised detox programs that allow veterans to safely withdraw from drugs or alcohol. These programs provide 24-hour monitoring, medication support, and mental health supervision, helping manage withdrawal symptoms and prevent complications during the earliest phase of recovery.

2. Inpatient Rehabilitation

Inpatient rehab is recommended for veterans with severe addiction or co-occurring disorders. These programs include full-time residential care, evidence-based therapies, medication management, and psychiatric oversight, all within a structured and secure setting that encourages immersive healing and stabilization.

3. Residential Treatment Programs

Residential rehab offers longer-term care in homelike environments. Veterans engage in daily therapy, trauma treatment, mindfulness practices, and life-skills training. These programs promote sustained recovery through deep therapeutic work and help clients reintegrate into life with stronger coping tools and confidence.

4. Outpatient Services

Outpatient services offer therapy, group counseling, and relapse prevention while veterans continue living independently. These programs are ideal for those transitioning from inpatient care or managing recovery while balancing responsibilities at home or work. Sessions are flexible and designed for long-term engagement.

5. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

TriWest covers MAT services that combine medications like Suboxone, Vivitrol, or methadone with behavioral therapies. MAT helps reduce cravings, balance brain chemistry, and prevent relapse in veterans recovering from opioid or alcohol dependence. It is often used as part of a comprehensive, multi-phase plan.

6. Aftercare and Peer Support

Veterans benefit from aftercare programs that include peer groups, sober coaching, and alumni services. These offerings help maintain progress made during formal treatment. By staying connected to support systems, veterans reinforce their recovery, reduce isolation, and gain accountability in daily life.

Does TriWest Cover Detoxification Services?

Yes, TriWest provides coverage for medically necessary detox through approved facilities. Detox is often the first and most critical step toward recovery. It helps remove substances safely from the body under supervision and prepares the veteran for the next stage of treatment, whether inpatient or outpatient care.

• 24/7 Medical Monitoring: Round-the-clock supervision by trained medical staff to manage withdrawal risks and ensure comfort.
• Medication Support: Medications may be used to reduce withdrawal symptoms, lower anxiety, and stabilize vital signs.
• Mental Health Oversight: Counselors are available to provide emotional support and assess co-occurring mental health needs.
• Accredited Facilities: Detox must be performed at VA-approved, licensed centers that meet strict clinical and safety standards.
• Integrated Care Transition: After detox, veterans are referred to residential or outpatient treatment for continued care.

Does TriWest Cover Inpatient And Residential Rehab?

Yes, veterans may receive inpatient and residential rehab coverage through TriWest with a VA referral. These programs are tailored to address both substance use and co-occurring conditions in a live-in setting, offering intensive care, structure, and personalized support during early and extended recovery phases.

• Comprehensive Supervision: Clinical teams monitor physical and mental health around the clock to ensure stability and safety.
• Therapeutic Immersion: Daily sessions include CBT, group therapy, trauma work, and skills training in a distraction-free setting.
• Life-Skills Training: Veterans learn tools for self-care, stress management, goal setting, and post-treatment reintegration.
• Holistic Healing: Mindfulness, fitness, art therapy, and yoga complement clinical therapy to support whole-person wellness.
• Discharge Planning: Each veteran leaves treatment with a clear plan for outpatient therapy, housing, and continued support.

What Outpatient Programs Does TriWest Cover?

Outpatient programs supported by TriWest offer flexible yet structured care for veterans needing continued support. These programs include therapy, relapse prevention, and peer services while allowing veterans to live at home and maintain work or family responsibilities. Options vary in intensity and duration.

• Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): Several weekly therapy sessions help veterans manage moderate addiction while staying active in daily life.
• Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP): Full-day care programs without overnight stays, ideal for bridging inpatient and outpatient treatment.
• Standard Outpatient Therapy: One-on-one or group therapy sessions once or twice per week for stable clients in long-term recovery.
• Telehealth Services: Remote therapy options help veterans in rural areas access licensed care without travel barriers.
• Peer Support and Alumni Services: Veterans can join sober communities for accountability and continued emotional support.

Does TriWest Cover Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHPs)?

Yes, TriWest covers PHP services for veterans who require structured care without overnight stays. PHPs provide several hours of treatment per day, five to seven days a week, and are often used as a transitional step after inpatient treatment or for those who need intensive care while living off-site.

• Daily Clinical Care: Includes group therapy, individual counseling, medication management, and psychiatric oversight.
• Behavioral Health Integration: Dual-diagnosis support is included to address both addiction and co-occurring conditions.
• Community-Based Access: Available through approved providers within TriWest’s nationwide CCN facility network.
• Referral and Authorization: Initiated by a VA provider to confirm eligibility and ensure proper placement in care.
• Continuity of Care: PHPs often serve as an essential bridge between inpatient rehab and lower-intensity outpatient therapy.

What Is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Does TriWest Cover It?

MAT combines FDA-approved medications with therapy to reduce cravings, ease withdrawal, and support long-term sobriety. It is commonly used for veterans with opioid or alcohol dependency. TriWest covers MAT services when medically necessary and initiated through a VA referral. Medications and therapy are included.

Common Medications Used in MAT:

• Methadone: A full opioid agonist that blocks cravings and reduces withdrawal intensity in opioid recovery.
• Buprenorphine (Suboxone): A partial agonist that prevents symptoms without producing a high.
• Naltrexone (Vivitrol): A non-addictive option that blocks opioid and alcohol effects to prevent relapse.

These medications are paired with therapy to address emotional triggers, develop coping skills, and build sustainable recovery habits. MAT is an essential option in modern addiction treatment, especially for long-term opioid dependency and alcohol use disorders in military populations.

Does TriWest Cover Aftercare and Peer Support?

Yes, TriWest recognizes the value of ongoing care and covers aftercare services such as alumni groups, peer mentorship, sober coaching, and continued therapy. These offerings help veterans maintain sobriety, manage triggers, and stay engaged with recovery long after completing a primary treatment program.

• Alumni Programs: Veterans can remain connected to their treatment community through support groups, events, and mentorship.
• 12-Step and Non-12-Step Groups: Options like AA, NA, and SMART Recovery help veterans stay accountable post-treatment.
• Sober Coaching and Mentorship: One-on-one peer guidance reinforces daily commitment to sobriety and personal goals.
• Family Support Services: Family members receive counseling and education to rebuild trust and strengthen home support systems.
• Referral to Outpatient Services: Aftercare includes coordinated referrals for therapy, sober housing, or step-down treatment levels.

Where Can I Find TriWest In-Network Providers for Addiction Treatment?

To access care, start with a VA provider who will assess your condition and submit a referral. TriWest then connects you with an in-network facility. Veterans can also contact TriWest directly for help locating approved providers in their region. These steps help ensure access to covered, high-quality care without delay.

• VA Referral: Required to determine medical necessity and initiate access to TriWest-authorized care.
• TriWest Coordination: TriWest matches the referral to the most appropriate facility based on location and clinical needs.
• Dedicated Support: Veterans can reach out to TriWest or the facility’s admissions team for benefit verification and scheduling help.

Ready to Begin Treatment with TriWest Coverage?

Veterans, active-duty service members, and military families can now receive TriWest-covered care at 1 Method Center, a boutique rehab facility in Los Angeles. 1 Method offers detox, inpatient rehab, outpatient support, MAT, and holistic therapies—all in a private, luxury setting designed for comfort and healing.

• TriWest-Approved Facility: 1 Method Center accepts military insurance through the VA Community Care Network.
• Carrara Treatment: Welcomes military clients on a private-pay basis and offers the same level of premium care without insurance coverage.

Contact 1 Method Center today to verify your TriWest eligibility and begin the recovery process in a calm, individualized, and veteran-focused environment.