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Three River Rehab Coverage for Women
If your health plan uses the Three Rivers Provider Network (TRPN), your benefits may help cover residential addiction treatment at Hammocks on the Edisto — even out-of-network. Call us to verify.
Three Rivers Drug & Alcohol Rehab for Women in South Carolina
Hammocks on the Edisto offers residential inpatient care for women dealing with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Our programs include:
- The Real Change Program coordinates individualized care from pre-admission to discharge, with ongoing support through the transition back home.
- Evidence-based therapies — CBT, DBT, EMDR, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed care — are delivered by an experienced clinical team.
- Holistic and wellness programming including yoga, horticulture therapy, mindfulness practice, and fitness supports physical and emotional recovery alongside clinical work.
- Dual diagnosis treatment to help address addiction and the root cause.
- Family programming helps repair relationships and prepares loved ones to be constructive parts of a client’s recovery environment.
- Discharge planning and aftercare coordination ensures every woman leaves with a sustainable plan — not just sobriety for the duration of a stay.
Does Three Rivers Cover Drug Rehab?
For many people with plans that use the Three Rivers / TRPN network, the answer is yes — at least in part. But because TRPN is a network rather than an insurer, the coverage question is really about your underlying health plan, and the answer varies.
Does Hammocks Accept Three Rivers Insurance?
Yes — Hammocks on the Edisto is an out-of-network provider for Three Rivers / TRPN network plans. Here’s how out-of-network benefits typically work in this context:
- Inpatient Residential Rehab: Coverage for stays at residential drug rehab facilities — often 30, 60, or 90 days depending on clinical need and insurer authorization. This is the level of care Hammocks on the Edisto provides.
- Individual and Group Therapy: Coverage for evidence-based modalities including CBT, DBT, and trauma-focused therapy delivered by licensed clinicians.
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): Coverage for FDA-approved medications — such as buprenorphine and naltrexone — used in treating opioid and alcohol use disorders.
- Co-Occurring Mental Health Treatment: Coverage for conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bipolar disorder when they co-occur with addiction, treated as part of an integrated dual diagnosis program.
- Medical Detox: Coverage for medically supervised withdrawal management, typically required as a first step for alcohol, opioid, benzodiazepine, or polysubstance dependence. Detox that poses medical risk is most likely to be authorized.
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Understanding Your Out-of-Network Three Rivers Benefits
Hammocks on the Edisto is an out-of-network provider for Three Rivers / TRPN network plans. Here’s how out-of-network benefits typically work in this context:
- PPO Plans: If your plan is a PPO using the TRPN network, you most likely have out-of-network benefits. You’ll face a separate out-of-network deductible and a higher coinsurance rate than in-network, but once the deductible is met, coverage can be meaningful — often 60–80% of approved costs.
- Self-Funded Employer Plans: TRPN has deep roots in serving large employers and organizations with self-funded benefit structures. These plans can be more or less generous than commercial insurance — and because they’re exempt from many state insurance mandates, benefits vary widely. This is where our admissions team’s experience in verifying benefits really matters.
- Auto and Workers’ Comp Plans: TRPN was originally built to serve auto liability and workers’ compensation claims. If you encountered Three Rivers through one of these plan types, your substance use disorder coverage is most likely through a separate health benefit, not the auto or workers’ comp policy. We’ll help you identify the right coverage source.
- Single Case Agreements: In select cases, our admissions team can pursue a single case agreement (SCA) with your plan administrator, negotiating in-network reimbursement rates for your specific admission. This is worth exploring when documented clinical need supports it.
- Contigo Health / ConfigureNet Transition: If your plan recently transitioned from Three Rivers to Contigo Health branding, your underlying benefits should remain the same — but if you’ve received new benefit materials, it’s worth a fresh verification to confirm nothing has changed.
Insurance Can Help Cover up to 100% of the cost of treatment
We Accept Most Major Insurance
Hammocks Recovery is an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, and Magellan. We are also one of the rehab centers that accept United Healthcare as an out-of-network provider. Contact us today to find out what your insurance will cover.
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If you have a plan that uses the Three Rivers Provider Network — or if you’re navigating the transition to Contigo Health and aren’t sure what your benefits look like — our admissions team will sort it out. We verify benefits every day for women with complex, layered coverage structures, and we’ll give you a clear, honest picture of what your plan will cover at Hammocks on the Edisto.
There’s no cost to call. There’s no pressure to commit. And if your Three Rivers health plan can help cover treatment here, we’ll help you take that next step.
Hammocks on the Edisto is a women’s residential drug rehab in Jacksonboro, South Carolina — close to Charleston, set on a beautiful stretch of the Lowcountry. We are here to help women heal.