How Can I Find a Therapist Who Takes Medicare?
Monarch makes it easy to get an appointment with a therapist or counselor who accepts Medicare. Here's how to do it.
First, view all the therapists who accept Medicare in your area.
Next, you can browse through the counselors’ and therapists’ profiles, and request an appointment online for an in-person or telehealth therapy session.
Steps to make an appointment with a therapist who takes Medicare
Go to the Monarch Directory by SimplePractice.
Enter your zip code and filter by Medicare insurance, or simply follow this link to see the therapists in your area who accept Medicare.
Review the providers’ profile pages to learn more about each therapist or counselor’s approach to therapy.
Contact the therapist(s) you think would be a good match by requesting to book an appointment for an in-person or telehealth video session or free 15-minute consultation or sending a message
More tips to find affordable therapy and therapists and counselors who accept Medicare
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If you’re looking for a way to find affordable therapy and quality mental health care, here are some tips on how to find affordable, low-cost—and even free—therapy.
For starters, you can browse therapists and counselors based on the insurance plans they accept.
The Monarch Directory by SimplePractice can help you find the right therapist for your needs.
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