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TARP (Plan A - Joint Council 38 Members)/Back
Alcohol or Chemical Dependency Treatment Benefits
Alcohol or chemical dependency treatment at an approved inpatient residential detoxification and treatment facility or a licensed Chemical Dependency Recovery Hospital (CDRH) is paid as follows:
- The inpatient residential facility or CDRH must be approved by the Teamsters Assistance Program (TAP) or by the Teamsters Alcohol Rehabilitation Program (TARP) if you are represented by a Joint Council 38 Local Union.
- An inpatient or outpatient course of treatment for rehabilitation of alcoholism or drug abuse will be paid subject to the maximum dollar limitations listed in your Summary of Coverage.
- An inpatient or outpatient course of treatment is an alcohol or drug rehabilitation treatment which begins on the day you enroll and ends on the earlier of the following:
- The date you are discharged by the facility or program as having fulfilled the course of treatment, or
- The date you end treatment without authorization from the TAP or TARP program.
Benefits will be paid for a maximum of one course of treatment per lifetime (whether inpatient or outpatient).
- Benefits for emergency treatment related to alcohol or chemical dependency in an acute care hospital are paid the same way as treatment for any other illness.
- Benefits for inpatient substance abuse recovery programs in an acute care hospital are limited in all cases to the maximum covered expense listed in your Summary of Coverage.
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