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Mental health care

Your mental health is an important part of your overall health. Try our Find Care tool to search for in-network psychiatrists, social workers, therapists, psychologists or counselors.

We're here for you

If you're struggling with a mental health issue, you’re not alone. In any given year, one in five Americans will experience a mental illness.1This can include anxiety, depression, substance use and other disorders.

If you’ve noticed you’re feeling unusually tired, sad, fearful, angry or withdrawn, reach out for help.

Resources for members

Primary care providers

Your regular doctor can talk to you about your concerns and refer you to a specialist who can help.

Headway

Find therapy, medication management, or a mental health provider who meets your needs.2 And see your costs before you book an appointment.

Telehealth

Get the care you need from the comfort of home. If your plan has telehealth benefits, you can meet virtually with a therapist or mental health professional.3

Care navigators

Need help finding a behavioral health provider? Fill out a self-referral form, and one of our Care Navigators can help you.

Call us

We’re here to help. If you need us, call customer service using the number on the back of your member ID card.

Every health plan is different, but you can see the benefits covered by your plan with Blue Connect℠.

Mental health insights

Addressing senior isolation and loneliness

The detrimental impacts of senior isolation highlight the urgent need for providers, insurers and other health leaders to address this issue and find practical solutions to foster social connectedness among older adults.

Mental care for a happier life

Mental health care often comes in two forms: behavioral care services – including therapy and medication – and wellness programs, which help address diet, exercise, mindfulness and other lifestyle choices.

Connecting with the right care

Figuring out where you “fit” on the spectrum of mental health is not always easy. But, the first step to finding a solution is to shake off the shame and stigma associated with mental health – because you are far from alone.