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ReKlame Health Joins Cigna In-Network, Reducing Psychiatric Care Barriers for BIPOC Communities

by Jasmine Pennic 03/10/2023 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know:

– ReKlame Health, a provider of culturally competent, affordable and empathetic behavioral healthcare for BIPOC communities, announced that it has joined Cigna as an in-network mental healthcare provider in New York, New Jersey, and Florida.

– ReKlame is now in-network with all of the nation’s leading insurance plans, including Optum, United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Oxford and Oscar. The Black-founded and Black-led company brings high-quality telepsychiatry and addiction medication management to historically undertreated BIPOC communities.

ReKlame Health Background

ReKlame Health, a New York State-certified Minority-Owned Business Enterprise, provides high-quality and accessible addiction management and behavioral healthcare to those who have been underserved by the nation’s healthcare system. ReKlame creates customized plans that integrate multiple modalities to treat patients holistically. ReKlame’s team of providers is trained in cultural competency for behavioral health so their patients can feel safe, seen, and heard. Because cost is a major barrier to care for Black Americans, ReKlame Health provides cash pay visits at half the national average and also offers a sliding scale based on need + income in addition to accepting most major health insurance plans.

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Tagged With: Aetna, Behavioral Health, Behavioral Healthcare, Cigna, health insurance, medication, Mental Healthcare, Optum, Oscar, telepsychiatry, United Healthcare

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