Treatment Centers in Wyoming That Accept Humana

Humana covers drug and alcohol rehab in Wyoming only through Medicare Advantage. Its 2026 Summaries of Benefits show two HumanaChoice PPO plans with drug coverage in nine Wyoming counties, including Laramie, Albany and Teton, and Humana USAA Honor Giveback, a PPO without Part D, in six. Humana no longer sells employer medical plans.

Programs listed on this page come from government treatment registers and state certification records. Each listing shows the facility’s phone number, the levels of care it provides and accreditation from The Joint Commission or CARF where held, so Medicare members can narrow the field before calling Humana.

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Common questions about Humana

Answered from what is listed here.

Does Humana cover rehab in Wyoming?

Yes, for individuals enrolled in Medicare through Humana. HumanaChoice H5216-048 and HumanaChoice H5525-054, both PPO plans with Part D, cover nine Wyoming counties for 2026, and Humana USAA Honor Giveback H5525-031 covers six of them. Each pays Medicare-covered rehab programs on Medicare terms.

Humana sells no employer medical plans and runs no Medicaid plan in Wyoming, so coverage there is Medicare Advantage only.

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Does Humana cover inpatient rehab in Wyoming?

Yes, as inpatient mental health care. All three Wyoming plans cover inpatient mental health stays with a daily copay for the first four or five days in network, then no copay through day 90.

Out of network, the member's share is 50 percent on HumanaChoice H5216-048 and 30 percent on H5525-054, so staying in network costs less.

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How many inpatient rehab days does Humana cover in Wyoming?

Each Wyoming Summary of Benefits states a lifetime limit of 190 days for inpatient mental health care in a freestanding psychiatric hospital. That limit is Medicare's own rule and applies only to psychiatric hospitals, not to behavioral health care delivered in a general hospital.

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Does Humana Cover Rehab in Wyoming?

Yes, for people with Medicare in the counties Humana serves. HumanaChoice H5216-048 and HumanaChoice H5525-054, both PPO plans with Part D, cover nine counties for 2026, from Laramie and Albany in the southeast to Teton and Park in the west, and Humana USAA Honor Giveback H5525-031 covers six of them. Each pays Medicare-covered rehab programs on Medicare terms.

Humana sells no employer medical plans after leaving that business in a phase-out announced in February 2023, and runs no Medicaid plan in Wyoming. Its TRICARE contract covers the East Region, while Wyoming sits in TRICARE West, run by TriWest Healthcare Alliance. Behavioral care on Humana plans is managed by Humana Behavioral Health; rehabs that accept Humana are grouped nationally.

Does Humana Cover Inpatient Rehab in Wyoming?

Yes, as inpatient mental health care. All three Wyoming plans cover inpatient mental health stays with a daily copay for the first four or five days in network, then none through day 90. Out of network, the share is 50 percent on HumanaChoice H5216-048 and 30 percent on H5525-054, so Medicare inpatient rehab programs in network cost less.