Texas Children's Health Plan in Texas Medicaid
Comprehensive virtual mental health treatment with Charlie Health, covered by insurance
Your cost per session could be as low as
$0
Average Texas Children's Health Plan member cost per session
$0
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How we work with Texas Children’s Health Plan in Texas Medicaid
Texas Children’s Health Plan has partnered with Charlie Health to provide in-network virtual intensive outpatient program services, supporting teens and their families through structured, personalized mental health care. Our program is designed to address complex mental health needs, offering flexible treatment options for in-network members and their families across Texas.
In their words
Self-harm used to be my go to for whenever things became too much in life. Because of Charlie Health, I now have a plethora of different techniques to help keep my physical and mental being safe. The facilitators have nothing but my best interest in mind, and all other patients treated me with nothing but kindness and compassion.
Reach out to start your healing journey today
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Types of virtual mental health treatment covered by Texas Children’s Health Plan in Texas Medicaid
How to get started with Texas Children's Health Plan-covered treatment with Charlie Health in Texas Medicaid
Reach out to Kaiser
Contact your local Kaiser Psychiatry Department for a triage appointment. Their team will support the referral and coordinate your transition to Charlie Health.
Get matched
Once your Kaiser referral is received, we’ll conduct a thorough assessment to create your personalized virtual treatment plan
Get matched
Once your Kaiser referral is received, we’ll conduct a thorough assessment to create your personalized virtual treatment plan
Start healing
Meet your group and your primary therapist in as little as 24 hours
Comprehensive, personalized therapy from home.
