The provided content does not explicitly state whether Medicare covers an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). The text mentions that Recovery Cove works with insurance providers such as Highmark, Aetna, and Blue Cross, and notes the availability of sliding scales to enhance accessibility. However, there is no specific mention of Medicare eligibility or coverage for their services.
To determine if Medicare is accepted for their outpatient addiction treatment, it is recommended to contact Recovery Cove directly at 484-549-2683 for an insurance verification or to use the Pennsylvania drug and alcohol treatment locator to find verified providers that specifically list Medicare as an accepted form of payment.
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