Enthea

Are all clinicians licensed?

Yes, every clinician and provider in the Enthea network is licensed by the appropriate professional boards or organizations in their practicing states, including DEA licensure and national board certification in psychiatry.

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I submitted a credentialing / recredentialing application to Enthea. How can I follow up on updates / progress of the verifications?

I submitted a credentialing / recredentialing application to Enthea. How can I follow up on

What if I have a claims payment problem?

How do I submit a claim?

How can I correct erroneous information that was submitted on / with my application?

What is the status of my website submission?

How can we get a copy of our fee schedule?

What qualifies me to be an in-network provider with Enthea?

Can use my state's credentialing form to join your network?

Which claim forms do you accept?

What kind of treatments are covered by Enthea?

How do I best choose what conditions our organization approves?

Does Enthea share my information?

Are all clinicians licensed?

Can you integrate with our current platforms?

What's the expected average cost of KAT?

Can employees use HSA or FSA funds to pay for these services?

How much will this cost? (Employer)

What is my co-pay?

What treatments are covered under Enthea?

Does our current insurance plan cover any of this?

How long does each treatment last today?

When will I be able to resume normal activities?

Who is Enthea?

Does Enthea share my information?

What is the ideal timing between treatments?

Is Enthea an insurance provider?

Can I eat or drink before my experience?

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Are all clinicians licensed?

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