Resources for Clinicians
Too often, patients and providers suffer from “insurance anxiety,” not knowing whether medically-necessary care will be covered or how to navigate insurer processes.
Cover My Mental Health encourages providers that their patients can get the insurance coverage they bought through self-advocacy against insurance company obstacles.
The resources of Cover My Mental Health can reduce patients’ insurance anxiety and help them self-advocate when help from their provider may not be enough.
Bring Cover My Mental Health to your patients with links to www.covermymentalhealth.org on your website, patient portal, and any patient-facing documentation.
Practical guidance for introductory website links, patient communications
To learn about hosting a 30- or 60-minute webinar, contact [email protected]. For clinical audiences, continuing education (CE) credits may be available.
Check out our “Be an Advocate for Others” for advocacy efforts suited to patients and providers alike.
The American Psychiatric Association invites you to make a difference through advocacy at https://www.psychiatry.org/psychiatrists/advocacy.
The American Psychological Association invites you to join their advocacy network at https://www.apaservices.org/advocacy.
The Psychotherapy Action Network offers a range of advocacy efforts at https://psian.org/legislative-advocacy-1.
Supporting Cover My Mental Health assures care for patients’ “insurance anxiety,” while mitigating the need to become expert in navigating all the challenges of insurance company obstacles.
Contact Joe Feldman, President of Cover My Mental Health at [email protected] with any questions about this resource or ideas for improving our support of patients and providers.
Support to Overcome Obstacles
How Cover My Mental Health supports clinicians and patients
Too often, patients and providers suffer from “insurance anxiety,” not knowing whether medically-necessary care will be covered or how to navigate insurer processes.
Cover My Mental Health encourages providers that their patients can get the insurance coverage they bought through self-advocacy against insurance company obstacles.
Introducing your patients to Cover My Mental Health
The resources of Cover My Mental Health can reduce patients’ insurance anxiety and help them self-advocate when help from their provider may not be enough.
Download a patient handout to share with patients
Bring Cover My Mental Health to your patients with links to www.covermymentalhealth.org on your website, patient portal, and any patient-facing documentation.
Practical guidance for introductory website links, patient communications
Sponsor a webinar for your clinical colleagues or patient community
To learn about hosting a 30- or 60-minute webinar, contact [email protected]. For clinical audiences, continuing education (CE) credits may be available.
Medical Necessity Letters
Support Opportunities
Share your stories of insurance company obstacles
Stories submitted to [email protected] may be shared in support of improving access to mental health care and improving our resources.
Before any story is shared by Cover My Mental Health, we will first secure your approval.
Please do not share personal health information with Cover My Mental Health and consult our Privacy Policy for further information.
Advocating for improved access to mental health and substance use disorder care
Check out our “Be an Advocate for Others” for advocacy efforts suited to patients and providers alike.
The American Psychiatric Association invites you to make a difference through advocacy at https://www.psychiatry.org/psychiatrists/advocacy.
The American Psychological Association invites you to join their advocacy network at https://www.apaservices.org/advocacy.
The Psychotherapy Action Network offers a range of advocacy efforts at https://psian.org/legislative-advocacy-1.
Contribute to Cover My Mental Health
Supporting Cover My Mental Health assures care for patients’ “insurance anxiety,” while mitigating the need to become expert in navigating all the challenges of insurance company obstacles.
What Do You Think?
Questions? Suggestions?
Contact Joe Feldman, President of Cover My Mental Health at [email protected] with any questions about this resource or ideas for improving our support of patients and providers.
