How do insurers typically look at someone that has a (voluntary) stint in a drug/alcohol rehab facility?
So I have a family member that may be going into a rehab facility. Young person, no legal record, no medical records of depression/drugs/alcohol abuse, no health issues, etc. Would be voluntarily going into rehab facility to avoid becoming hardcore chemically addicted. For this person its more of a lifestyle addiction (partying with whatever comes along, whenever they feel like it) than an actual chemical addiction - where they can't go without it. Can go weeks without any drugs/alcohol,
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So I have a family member that may be going into a rehab facility. Young person, no legal record, no medical records of depression/drugs/alcohol abuse, no health issues, etc. Would be voluntarily going into rehab facility to avoid becoming hardcore chemically addicted. For this person its more of a lifestyle addiction (partying with whatever comes along, whenever they feel like it) than an actual chemical addiction - where they can't go without it. Can go weeks without any drugs/alcohol,
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