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Health Insurers Give Substance Abuse a New Identity: It's a Disease and Needs Treatment
Managed Care Magazine Link to more items from this source
May 2, 2005

Excerpt: Substance abuse costs our society more than $260 billion a year for comorbidities, law enforcement and treatment, but less than 2 percent -- about $5.5 billion -- goes for treatment, according to the federal government. That's partly because health plans fail to identify enrollees who need help, and because payers are sadly unmindful of the additional $110 billion in lost productivity that results from what many medical professionals consider the nation's single most serious health problem.  MORE >>

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