What mental health services can I get with Medicaid at Clearview?

Medicaid members have access to everything Clearview offers including individual therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management. Our therapy and psychiatry providers are in-network with Medicaid and we offer same-week virtual appointments in Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina.

What if my Medicaid plan isn't listed?

Contact us anyway. Plan networks change, and we may still be able to see you. Contact us or submit our new appointment form, and our team will verify your specific plan before your first visit, at no cost to you. You can also view all commercial and Medicaid plans we accept on our insurance page.

Do I need a referral to use my Medicaid coverage?

No, you don't need a referral from your primary care doctor to book a therapy or psychiatry appointment at Clearview. No prior approval from your Medicaid plan is needed to start therapy or a psychiatric evaluation.

Can I get medication through Medicaid at Clearview?

Yes, our psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) can evaluate you, and prescribe medication when it's clinically appropriate. Medicaid covers the evaluation, your prescriptions under your plan's pharmacy benefit, and ongoing medication management visits. Every medication decision starts with a full evaluation, we don't prescribe without one.

How soon can I get an appointment with Medicaid?

Clearview Mental Health offers same-week appointments with no waitlist for patients with Medicaid. Appointment availability is the same whether you have Medicaid or commercial insurance, and your coverage never affects how quickly you're seen. To get started, please complete our new appointment form and a member of our team will verify your insurance and help you schedule your first session.

Is Clearview the right fit for every situation?

We provide outpatient therapy and psychiatry for ages 10 and up, which fits most needs, but not all. We're not a substitute for crisis care or intensive substance-use treatment. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.

Therapy and Psychiatry That Takes Medicaid in Ohio, Michigan & North Carolina

Yes, Clearview Mental Health accepts Medicaid in Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina for both therapy and psychiatry. Most new patients can book a same-week appointment, with no waitlist, and no referral required. For most Medicaid members, visits cost $0.

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Get Started With Medicaid in Your State

Clearview offers virtual appointments, so you can see a therapist or psychiatry provider anywhere in your state. Choose below to see accepted Medicaid plans, coverage details, and how to book.

Ohio

Therapy and psychiatry that takes Ohio Medicaid. Virtual appointments with statewide coverage.

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Michigan

Therapy and psychiatry that takes Michigan Medicaid. Virtual appointments with statewide coverage.

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North Carolina

Therapy and psychiatry that takes North Carolina Medicaid. Virtual appointments with statewide coverage.

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Which Medicaid Plans Does Clearview Accept?

Clearview accepts state Medicaid and most managed Medicaid plans for therapy and psychiatry across Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina. No referral needed to get started.

Ohio Medicaid Plans

CareSource

Buckeye Health Plan

Molina Healthcare

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

Anthem BCBS

AmeriHealth Caritas

Humana Healthy Horizons

Michigan Medicaid Plans

Meridian

Blue Cross Complete

McLaren Health Plan

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

Priority Health Choice

Aetna Better Health

HAP CareSource

North Carolina Medicaid Plans

Carolina Complete

Healthy Blue

AmeriHealth Caritas

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

Vaya Health

Alliance Health

Trillium Health Resources

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Don't see your plan? View our full list or call us and we'll verify your Medicaid plan.

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How Much Does Therapy or Psychiatry Cost With Medicaid?

For most Medicaid members, therapy and psychiatry visits at Clearview cost $0. Behavioral health care is generally covered at no cost under Medicaid in Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina. No deductible to meet, no bill after your visit.

Your Medicaid plan covers everything we do including therapy sessions, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and follow-up visits. If your plan handles anything differently, we'll tell you before your first appointment.

Ohio

Ohio Medicaid copays only apply to a few services like dental and vision. Therapy and psychiatry visits are $0.

Michigan

Michigan Medicaid plans don't charge copays for covered mental health visits. Therapy and psychiatry visits are $0.

North Carolina

NC Medicaid specifically exempts behavioral health services from copays. Therapy and psychiatry visits are $0.

Can I See a Psychiatrist Who Takes Medicaid?

Yes, psychiatric care at Clearview is provided by board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) who evaluate, diagnose, and prescribe medication when clinically appropriate.

Medicaid covers psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and follow-up visits at $0 for most members in Ohio, Michigan, and North Carolina. If you need both medication and therapy, your prescriber and therapist work in the same practice.

Your first psychiatry appointment is a full evaluation of your history, symptoms, and goals. Follow-ups focus on adjusting your treatment plan as needed. Our psychiatry providers treat anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and other conditions. Everything happens over secure video, using your Medicaid coverage.

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How to Get Started With Medicaid at Clearview

Getting started takes three simple steps. Tell us what you're working through so we can help match you with the right licensed therapy or psychiatry provider and schedule your first session. Most new patients with Medicaid can schedule a same-week appointment.

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