We choose not to accept insurance to prioritize the quality of care we provide. Insurance companies often impose limitations on the duration and frequency of sessions, as well as dictate the types of treatment deemed appropriate. Additionally, insurance typically requires a formal diagnosis, which we believe can be limiting and unnecessary for many children. By not diagnosing, we focus on the child's overall well-being rather than labeling them. This allows us to maintain a more personalized and flexible therapeutic approach tailored to each child's unique needs. In some cases we are able to provide a super bill for out of pocket reimbursement. We do also accept HSA or FSA.

Do you accpet medicaid?

We are currently in the process of becoming Medicaid-approved to expand access to our services. This transition involves completing the necessary credentialing and enrollment procedures to ensure that we meet all Medicaid requirements. By accepting Medicaid, we aim to make our therapeutic services more accessible to individuals and families who rely on this coverage, thereby supporting a broader community in need of mental health care. By law we are not allowed to accept Medicaid clients, even at a reduced rate. We highly encourage you to submit and inquiry so we can keep you posted on our advancements in accepted this benefit. 

What is The Bridge Center's Appraoch Play Therapy?

We are dedicated to supporting a child's social emotional health. All of our clinicians are trained in play therapy methods which is a structured, evidence-based process. We offer our staff additional training in using play to help children express feelings, resolve conflicts, and develop coping strategies in a safe, accepting environment. Whether your child has big feelings or is struggling socially or in school, play is a way to help them overcome what may be getting in their way. Our approach is geared toward all challenges childhood and modified to meet each child's specifics needs. Our goal is to be a preventitive measure for further mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety etc.