Because so many individuals simply can't afford health insurance or their jobs don't offer any kind of private health insurance, many states offer state insurance in case you can't acquire private medical insurance. State insurance covers standard health care services, but often times also covers rehabilitation for drug or alcohol use in a variety of rehab settings. State insurance allows for individuals to receive high quality treatment, when they would otherwise not have access to this type of opportunity due to no health insurance and the inability to self pay. State insurance covers treatment in either an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility or even an inpatient or residential program if this type of treatment is deemed necessary. The long-term inpatient and residential alcohol and drug rehab programs included in state insurance will be the more exceptional rehabilitation alternative if available, though it may be a greater commitment the final results and long-term outcomes are much more proven compared to less extensive programs such as outpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers. If someone has state insurance and would like to learn more about their rehabilitation options they could speak with their local state insurance office or get help from the drug rehabilitation center of preference who may already have these details and will get clients started in rehabilitation right away.