GEHA plans may cover residential addiction treatment, but exact benefits depend on the member’s specific plan. Trinity Behavioral Health accepts GEHA benefits when the policy provides applicable coverage. GEHA requires prior authorization for some behavioral-health services, and residential care can be subject to medical-necessity and continued-stay review.
Verify your GEHA residential treatment benefits before admission.
Is residential treatment automatically covered?
No. Coverage depends on active eligibility, the plan option, applicable network, medical necessity, and authorization requirements.
Can prior authorization be required?
Yes. GEHA’s authorization resources and behavioral-health materials should be checked for the exact plan and requested level of care.
Can continued-stay review apply?
It can. Initial authorization does not guarantee a particular length of stay. Continued residential care may require updated clinical information.
What should I verify?
- Active eligibility and exact plan option
- Residential treatment coverage
- The applicable UnitedHealthcare network arrangement
- Trinity’s network status
- Prior authorization
- Medical-necessity and continued-stay requirements
- Deductible, copay, and coinsurance
See Trinity’s residential rehab program. For carrier-level information, see GEHA PPO benefits for rehab.
Verify Your GEHA Residential Rehab Benefits
Authoritative resources
- GEHA — Authorizations and Precertifications
- GEHA — Behavioral Health Provider Resources
- GEHA — Health Plan FAQs
Exact benefits vary by plan and should be verified directly. Authorization does not guarantee payment or a particular length of stay.