Humana Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Texas

Humana members in Texas, most of them on Humana Medicare Advantage or employer plans, are in-network at Promises Brazos Valley and The Right Step Houston. This page explains which Humana plans are covered, why Dallas-Fort Worth members are placed elsewhere, and how to verify benefits: verify your insurance online or call any time.

Humana In-Network Rehab Centers in Texas

Promises Brazos Valley (College Station)

In-network with Humana commercial and Medicare Advantage plans; Medicare inpatient rules are confirmed before admission. Offers medical detox, residential treatment for substance use and mental health conditions, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care and aftercare, serving Bryan-College Station, Houston, Austin and Central Texas. About Promises Brazos Valley.

The Right Step Houston (Houston)

In-network with Humana commercial and Medicare Advantage plans; Medicare inpatient rules are confirmed before admission. Offers medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care and aftercare, serving Houston, Harris County and the Gulf Coast. About The Right Step Houston.

What Humana Covers for Rehab in Texas

Humana plans cover medically necessary detox, inpatient and residential rehab, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient care under federal parity rules. Humana requires preauthorization for inpatient and residential admissions, which our admissions team obtains through Humana’s behavioral health team before you arrive; Medicare Advantage members also have Medicare’s inpatient day limits and copays applied by the plan. In-network cost sharing applies: deductible, copay or coinsurance and out-of-pocket maximum.

Humana Plans in Texas

Humana covers Texas members mainly through Humana Medicare Advantage (including Humana Gold Plus HMO and PPO plans) and employer group plans; Humana Military separately administers TRICARE East. Promises Brazos Valley and The Right Step Houston are in-network with Humana commercial and Medicare Advantage plans; TRICARE is a separate contract, so TRICARE members should confirm with our admissions team. Promises Dallas-Fort Worth is not currently in-network with Humana.

What Humana Members Should Know About Texas

Humana’s Texas membership skews toward Medicare Advantage, so many members are over 65 or on Medicare through disability; Medicare Advantage plans cover medically necessary detox and inpatient care but apply Medicare’s inpatient rules, including day limits and per-stay copays, which our team confirms before admission. Employer group members are covered under commercial parity rules. Promises Dallas-Fort Worth is not currently in Humana’s network, so North Texas members are placed at Brazos Valley in College Station, about three hours south, or at Houston, with transportation arranged. TRICARE East, administered by Humana Military, is a separate contract; TRICARE members should ask admissions about current network status.

To confirm your Humana benefits, verify your insurance online or call our admissions line; full instructions, private-pay options and payment plans are on our Texas insurance guide.

More Insurance Guides

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• Verify your insurance
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Promises Brazos Valley in-network with Humana?

Yes. Promises Brazos Valley and The Right Step Houston are in-network with Humana. Verify your specific plan before admission, since some employer plans use narrower networks.

Which Texas center should Humana members call first?

Humana members have two in-network options, Brazos Valley and Houston, and Medicare Advantage members should ask admissions to confirm inpatient day limits before travel. Humana members should ask for Promises Brazos Valley (College Station) or The Right Step Houston, the two Texas centers in Humana’s network; Promises Dallas-Fort Worth is not currently in-network with Humana, so North Texas members are usually placed at Brazos Valley, about three hours south of Dallas.