Aligning mental health benefits with workforce needs Every company’s journey will look different, but the goal remains the same: to create a workplace where employees feel supported, valued, and ...

Medicare pays much of the cost of a range of mental health services, whether on an outpatient basis or for inpatients in a psychiatric or general hospital.

Workers struggling with mental illness are denied disability benefits more often than those with physical conditions, data ...

Medicare Part B covers, among other things, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and licensed clinical social workers, along with inpatient treatment and community mental health centers.

Medicare provides cover for mental health conditions, but there may be some out-of-pocket costs, and exceptions apply.

People of all ages can experience mental or behavioral health challenges. Here’s what’s involved in getting treatment under Medicare. It may be easier than you think. Many people believe they ...

As part of its outpatient mental health benefits, Medicare Part B may cover sessions with a marriage and family therapist (MFT) as long as the therapist is licensed and accepts Medicare. In the ...

Best health insurance for mental health coverage Most employer-sponsored insurance and individual insurance plans provide a set of standard mental health benefits. However, what you pay, as compared ...

A comprehensive new study examining Medicare eligibility and mental healthcare reveals significant gaps that leave adults aged 65 and older with psychological distress facing reduced access to ...

Employers still skimp on mental health benefits, regulators say At one large self-funded plan, provider shortages pushed more than 37% of the patients to get their behavioral health care out-of ...

Medicare does not cover ketamine infusions, but it may cover other mental health treatments. Read more.