Network adequacy in behavioral health and specialty care, under fee-for-service.
What is a telehealth provider network for health plans?
One contracted, credentialed group covers many care companies under one set of charting standards, so you contract once.
Updated October 31, 2026
Network adequacy behavioral health coverage from one contracted, credentialed group: many care companies, one set of charting standards. Rural and specialty gaps, under fee-for-service. Not a PEPM. Not a black box.
Telehealth provider network for health plans
One contracted, credentialed group covers many care companies under one set of charting standards, so you contract once. Behavioral health groups on that network join through behavioral health payer contracting. Read how a care company can own your payer contracts, under corporate practice of medicine for telehealth. A care company leaving a vendor starts with switching from a network rental vendor.
Rural network adequacy
The same group covers rural and specialty gaps, and those visits are paid fee-for-service.
How to bill fee-for-service insurance telehealth
Bill each delivered visit at the contracted rate. Report by program, by state, and by outcome measure. Not a PEPM.
One group, many programs
Psychiatry, therapy, ABA, IOP, interventional, in-home, school-based. Contract once, cover the gaps that show up in your adequacy reports.
Quality you can audit
Charting standards, supervision rules, and utilization reporting enforced across every program in the network.
FFS, not PEPM
Pay for delivered visits at contracted rates. Reporting by program, by state, by outcome measure.
Questions, answered
What is a telehealth provider network for health plans?
One contracted, credentialed group covers many care companies under one set of charting standards, so you contract once.
How do you cover rural network adequacy gaps?
The same group covers rural and specialty gaps, and those visits are paid fee-for-service.
How do you bill health plans for telehealth visits?
Bill each delivered visit at the contracted rate. Report by program, by state, and by outcome measure. Not a PEPM.
Tell us where adequacy is short.
States, specialties, and the plan products. We will tell you what we can stand up and how fast.