Behavioral Health Business August 12, 2022
Chris Larson

The number of in-network behavioral health providers increased by 48% over the past three years.

That’s according to a new survey from AHIP, which highlights the behavioral health efforts by commercial insurers.

AHIP said providers increase care access and affordability when they partner with health plans.

A major segment of respondents increased reimbursement rates and are seeking a more diverse behavioral health provider network, according to the survey.

“While a lot of work has been done, health insurance providers recognize the need to address systemic challenges,” Kate Berry, senior vice president of clinical affairs and strategic partnerships at AHIP, said in the release. “This can only be accomplished by all health care stakeholders working collaboratively to ensure Americans have affordable...

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