A network infrastructure company — not an insurance company.
MyQualityCareNetwork organizes behavioral health and specialty providers into credentialing-ready networks that support Medicare Advantage plan access discussions and network development.
What we do
We recruit independent behavioral health providers, organize their data, support credentialing readiness, surface county-level coverage, and create the conditions for plan access discussions with Medicare Advantage organizations.
What we are not
We are not an insurance company, health plan, medical provider, or claims administrator. We don't underwrite risk, adjudicate claims, or render clinical care. We're the infrastructure that helps the network exist.
Our focus
Behavioral health first. The access gap is large, telehealth scales nationally, and provider organization is the highest-leverage place we can help.
How we operate
Lean, fast, and narrowly scoped. We'd rather build provider density in a few high-growth states than spread thin across geographies where we can't move the network needle.
Felix Gonzalez — Founder
Felix Gonzalez · Founder
Felix Gonzalez is a managed care executive with more than two decades of operating experience across health plans, provider organizations, and network development. His career has centered on the discipline that quietly determines whether a network actually works, including credentialing rigor, contract execution, regulatory readiness, and the day-to-day operations that move a provider from interested party to in-network and getting paid.
Across his career he has led network strategy, provider contracting, credentialing operations, and payer-side relationship management, work that spans Medicare Advantage, Medicaid managed care, and commercial lines. He has built the kind of cross-functional muscle that lets a small team deliver on commitments large carriers usually staff with departments, including clean data, defensible files, predictable timelines, and direct accountability.
He founded MyQualityCareNetwork to apply that operating playbook to the part of the market that needs it most, behavioral health access for Medicare Advantage members. The approach is deliberately narrow, organizing independent behavioral health providers into credentialing-ready networks, surfacing real county-level coverage, and creating the conditions for serious plan access conversations. No theatrics, no outsourced overhead, just operators talking to operators.
Health plans and providers work with Felix because he has been on both sides of the table, knows where managed care contracts actually break, and runs the company the same way he ran the operations behind him, with discipline, transparency, and a clear commitment to getting the work done.
Build the network before the gap shows up on a CMS report.
Whether you're a behavioral health provider exploring network participation opportunities or a health plan starting plan access discussions, we'd like to hear from you.