Behavioral Health Network Access for Health Plans
Organized behavioral health providers. Clear specialty and geographic visibility. Practical plan partnership.
MyQualityCareNetwork organizes behavioral health providers into a structured network that Medicare Advantage and Medicaid plans can evaluate for plan access discussions, helping plans strengthen behavioral health access where it is often hardest to build.
Why behavioral health access is hard to build
Behavioral health specialties are frequently among the hardest for health plans to staff across every county they serve. Provider supply is thin in rural areas, many clinicians practice independently, and appointment availability changes quickly. Plans need an organized, verifiable picture of who is available, where, and for which services.
Behavioral health provider types we organize
Psychiatry
Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners for medication management and evaluation.
Psychology
Licensed psychologists providing assessment and therapy services.
Licensed therapists
LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, and other licensed clinicians for outpatient counseling.
Substance use treatment
Addiction medicine and substance use disorder providers across levels of care.
Telehealth providers
Tele-behavioral providers that may support access where in-person supply is limited, subject to applicable plan and regulatory rules.
Geographic coverage
Providers organized by state, county, and ZIP code so plans can see where access exists.
How we build behavioral health network access
Recruit
Identify and engage behavioral health providers in target markets.
Organize
Collect provider information and organize it by specialty, location, and service type.
Validate
Review submitted information and support credentialing preparation.
Partner
Present organized network information to plans for access discussions.
What health plans receive
Aggregate network views
Provider counts by specialty, state, county, and ZIP code, without exposing private provider details publicly.
Adequacy context
Optional pairing with our network adequacy analysis to estimate where behavioral health providers may help close access gaps.
Plan access discussions
A structured starting point for contracting conversations between your plan and organized providers.
Network information reflects providers who have expressed interest and is subject to change. Participation in our network does not guarantee plan contracting, credentialing, referrals, or payment.
Medicare Advantage and Medicaid
Medicare Advantage plans are measured against CMS contract-year standards, while Medicaid managed care plans follow state-specific requirements. We tailor behavioral health network development to the rules your plan is held to.
Built by Healthcare Network Leadership. Designed for Health Plan Challenges.
MyQualityCareNetwork combines data-driven geographic network analysis with decades of hands-on managed care executive experience.
Our approach draws on expertise in Medicare Advantage, Medicaid managed care, provider network contracting, geographic expansion, regulatory reporting, and network operations.
Identifying a network deficiency is only the beginning. Our focus is on developing practical strategies that help health plans prioritize contracting opportunities, strengthen provider relationships, and improve network readiness.
Learn more about us
Felix Gonzalez
Founder, MyQualityCareNetwork
- More than 30 years of managed care experience
- Provider network development leadership
- Medicare Advantage network experience
- Medicaid managed care contracting
- Network expansion initiatives
- CMS HSD and adequacy experience
- Provider network operations
- Executive leadership
Start a behavioral health network access conversation
Tell us the states, counties, and behavioral health specialties you need, and we will review where organized provider access may support your plan.
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.