We focus where the access gap is largest.
Behavioral health adequacy is the most urgent challenge facing Medicare Advantage plans. Our initial network is built specifically to support that gap — provider by provider, county by county.
Psychiatry
MD/DO psychiatrists across adult, geriatric, and addiction subspecialties.
Psychology
PhD/PsyD clinicians for assessment, therapy, and consultation.
LCSW & LMHC
Master's-level clinicians with strong telehealth scalability.
Addiction Medicine
MAT-capable providers organized by county and modality.
Tele-Behavioral Health
Multi-state telehealth providers covering underserved counties.
Counseling & Therapy
LPC, LMFT, and counseling providers aligned to community need.
The access crisis that won't resolve on its own.
Member demand for behavioral health services continues to rise while provider supply remains constrained. Telehealth helps, but only when networks are actively organized and credentialing-ready.
- Provider shortages are widespreadBehavioral health workforce shortages persist across most U.S. counties.
- Telehealth scales nationallyMulti-state licensure enables provider reach into rural and underserved areas.
- CMS scrutiny is increasingAdequacy expectations and member access standards continue to tighten.
- Independent providers need infrastructureMost clinicians don't have time to manage credentialing or payer outreach themselves.
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.