Warriors Heart and Humana Military announce an In-Network Agreement for Addiction and posttraumatic stress Treatment for "Warriors Only"
Warriors Heart, a private, licensed, and accredited drug and alcohol rehabilitative treatment provider is now in-network with Humana Military, contractor for the TRICARE East region, specifically for the "warrior population."
SAN ANTONIO, June 17, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Private residential treatment provider Warriors Heart announces that they are now an in-network provider for Humana Military, exclusively for "Warrior Class Members." Warriors Heart has been certified and credentialed as a TRICARE non-network provider since 4/18/2017. As of 06/17/2020, Warriors Heart is now an in-network Humana Military provider for the East Region.
As the first and ONLY private licensed and accredited residential treatment center in the U.S. exclusively dedicated to healing our protectors struggling with chemical dependency, posttraumatic stress and other co-occurring psychological issues, this Humana Military agreement will allow Warriors Heart to expand its reach and lowers the out-of-pocket costs to beneficiaries. Warriors Heart accepts TRICARE for all regions and is now in-network with Humana Military.
Founder and CEO Josh Lannon shared, "We are grateful to be in-network with Humana Military, as it lowers the barriers to entry for our nation's warriors in a private facility like Warriors Heart." Warriors Heart is on the front lines to address social determinants of health.
While other private residential treatment programs may offer "tracks" for warriors, they are mixed with civilians. Other than the VA (Veterans Administration), Warriors Heart is the only private residential treatment center in the U.S. solely for "Warrior Class Members". Because Warriors Heart is for "peers only," warriors can openly share versus feel a stigma or shame when asking for help. The effects of being on the front lines of war can take a toll. Warriors no longer have to deal with trauma in silence and through coping mechanisms such as alcohol.
After treatment, Former Navy Seal Mike H reflected, "What separates this place from the rest of them is the people. People come here, and they care about you. They hire people specifically who understand what we've been through, and they really understand where we're coming from, not only as addicts, but as people of a service-oriented mindset…You're in a really good place. Welcome home."
The Warriors Heart property was formerly a corporate retreat and conference center, whose clients say; "does not feel like a hospital." The facility is designed to let warriors heal in a safe and comfortable place with a private chef, fitness center, pool, wood and metal shop, private lake, fishing, running trails and luxury amenities. The program focuses on a holistic healing for the mind, body, and spirit 24x7.
Media Contact for Warriors Heart:
Liz Kelly, 310-987-7207
About Warriors Heart (Bandera, Texas right outside San Antonio):
Warriors Heart is the first and only private accredited treatment program in the U.S. for "Warriors Only" (military, veterans, first responders, and EMTs/paramedics) faced with the self-medicating struggles of alcohol, prescription and/or drug addiction, posttraumatic stress (post-traumatic stress disorder), mild TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) and other recurring issues. It's a private, 60-bed facility on a 543-acre ranch founded by Josh Lannon (successful treatment provider in long-term recovery), Lisa Lannon (Former Law Enforcement Officer) and Tom Spooner (Former Army Special Operations). Along with a 42-day residential treatment program, Warriors Heart provides "Warriors" detox, inpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Telehealth Outpatient, and Sober Living. Warriors Heart has been operational since April 2016, and officially received the Gold Seal of Approval® for Behavioral Health Care Accreditation in November 2016 and re-accredited in August 2019. Warriors Heart's work has been featured on the TODAY Show, CBS Health Watch, KENS5 CBS San Antonio, FOX 11 Los Angeles, FOX 10 Phoenix, and in TIME, Forbes, The Chicago Tribune, The American Legion Magazine, Addiction Pro, San Antonio Express-News, PoliceOne and many more. There is a 24-hour Warriors Heart hotline (844-448-2567). https://www.warriorsheart.com
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