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Is this normal in all cities? Or is it MHP in DC who aren't in it to actually ... help people? I know several people looking now & they are: 1) not called back at all 2) called back but when they say they want to use insurance, surprise! not taking new patients. (5/?)
The entire thing has given me a really bad view of MHP professionals, tbh, who are ignoring people who may need really need help. Has *anyone* in the DMV had a more positive experience accessing care? (6/6)
And, apologies for a 7/6, but how did mental healthcare become only specialty in which it is acceptable for providers to not take insurance? My allergist takes it, dermatologist does, PT too. But you need to be rich & have bandwidth for paperwork to access mental health care.
it is very normal in cities. What they don't tell you and it's complicated and not at all accessible to most people is that you can just submit an out-of-network claim and insurance usually reimburses a good portion of it. This does not negate your very real points here!
I have a therapist now who I love and don't think she's in it for the money but I pay her at the end of the month and then wait (sometimes a long time) for the reimbursement.
I can't speak to in-person services but Cigna offers video therapy and there's lots of options for only $25/session, which is very much appreciated
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