ProPublica | I’m a Therapist. Here’s Why I Left an Insurance Network. @ProPublica | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
ProPublica heard from more than 500 mental health care providers, many of whom left their insurance networks because of red tape, low reimbursement rates, delayed payments and more. Listen to psychologist Melissa Todd break down why she felt she had to leave a network in order to provide her patient with the care she needed.

Read our full mental health series here: https://propub.li/4ercHxg

And if you are a mental health care provider who has experienced this, if you intimately know how the mental health care system operates, or if you yourself have tried to navigate it yourself, we would love to hear from you.

Head to the link in bio, email us at mentalhealth@propublica.org or leave a comment below with your experience.

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