Joining the Enthea Provider Network means getting a steady flow of new patients, whose KAP treatment is covered by their employer's health benefit plan.
With our speedy reimbursement for KAP-related services at equitable rates, practitioners can spend more time assisting patients in healing and less time paper pushing.
Currently, Enthea offers employers Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) health plans, with plans to expand health plan coverage offerings to other psychedelic-assisted therapies in the coming years.
No onboarding fees and no ongoing costs.
By working with Enthea, you’ll be able to expand your patient base and provide KAP to those who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford your services and/or wouldn’t consider them unless they were covered by their health insurance.
Once you’ve joined the Enthea network, you’ll be discoverable by employees at Enthea partner companies across the nation.
Participate in collaborative efforts with Enthea to define and refine best practices and elevate the industry.
Access to patients who are have covereage for a complete package of treatment - so you can be confident patients won’t drop out due to financial reasons.
We reimburse providers quickly, easily, and on-time with no onboarding fees and no ongoing costs.
Our ultimate measure of success is derived from the collective achievements and progress of our members and providers so we are committed to supporting your growth.
Answer these simple questions to find out if you are eligible for membership in the Enthea network:
If you answered yes to all of the above then congratulations! You are eligible to be covered by employer insurance through Enthea.
“Enthea's mission is critically important to what we are doing. After 35 years of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) working on [psychedelic healthcare], if it's not covered by insurance, what have we really accomplished? And that's where Enthea is playing a major role.”
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Click the link below to start your Letter of Interest
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Speak with one of our onboarding specialists (30 minute consultation)
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Fill out the KAP Protocol Evaluation
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Confirm credentials and provide additional information to our staff
This is more than just another kind of therapy. Enthea’s mission is to create fair & equal access to this innovative treatment.
We want our providers to feel just as connected, heard, and understood as their patients. Above all things, we promise to be available, to listen, and be easy to work with.
As a public benefit corporation, our mission of safe and affordable Innovative mental healthcare is what guides us — we can’t do that without exceptional providers like you.
Only after execution of all 3 parts of the contract: 1) Provider Agreement (part 1), 2) Reimbursement Rates, 3) Listing of Practitioners (after completion of credentialing), will clinics/providers be able to start receiving Enthea-covered patients and be considered an in-network provider with Enthea.
Prior to accepting patients from our network, practitioners must be credentialed by Enthea and enrolled in the Enthea Provider Network. We have our own credentialing process and forms that must be filled by the provider. Detailed instructions on our process are given to all of our network providers.
Enthea currently covers Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), which is a therapeutic protocol that combines psychotherapy and ketamine experiences or sessions for the treatment of psychiatric disorders. KAP typically consists of 4 phases (Evaluation, Preparation, Medication, and Integration sessions). Please be advised, Enthea currently only covers Ketamine Assisted Therapies. Other alternative therapies that your practice may provide, will not be covered under Enthea's current benefit offering, but may be covered by the client's general health insurance.
Let your focus be healing people. We allow you to expand your practice beyond those who can self-pay, making your treatments available and affordable to all who can benefit from them.
By participating in the Enthea network, your patients gain access to funding sources, while streamlining reimbursement to you.
