What are health plans that focus on specific enrollee problems such as drug abuse or stress called?

Health plans that focus on specific enrollee problems such as drug abuse or stress are best described as wellness programs. These programs are designed to address particular health issues by providing targeted interventions and support to improve the overall well-being of enrollees.

Wellness programs often include a range of services, such as counseling, substance abuse treatment, stress management techniques, and educational resources tailored to the specific health challenges that individuals may face. Their primary goal is to promote healthier behaviors and prevent the onset of more serious health issues by providing specialized assistance.

The other options, while related to health coverage, do not accurately capture the specific focus on targeted interventions. Critical care plans typically address acute, serious health situations but are not specifically designed for ongoing issues like drug abuse or stress. Comprehensive health plans generally cover a wide range of health care services but do not have the same specific focus as wellness programs. Supplementary coverage plans are intended to enhance existing health plans with additional benefits, which does not align with the targeted approach of addressing specific health problems.