FAQs
- Which Behavioral Health Services do you offer?
- Do you accept insurance?
- Are same day appointments available?
- Does Apogee Behavioral Medicine accept Medicare or Medicaid?
- How can I book an appointment?
- Do you offer services for children?
- What is the difference between therapy and psychiatry?
- How does Apogee Behavioral Health differ from other behavioral health providers?
Which Behavioral Health Services do you offer?
We offer both therapy and medication management services for all ages and all conditions.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with most commercial insurance to make behavioral health care affordable and accessible. We also accept Medicare and Medicaid.
Are same day appointments available?
Yes! We maintain a commitment to our communities for same-day appointments. We are available for our patients when they need us most.
Does Apogee Behavioral Medicine accept Medicare or Medicaid?
We accept both Medicaid and Medicare. We believe quality behavioral health services are a right for all people regardless of their insurance carrier.
How can I book an appointment?
Do you offer services for children?
At ABM, we are committed to treating all ages by providing evidence-based services. We have providers and therapists with specialty training in all conditions, including for children and adolescents.
What is the difference between therapy and psychiatry?
Therapy, also called psychotherapy, is a method of treating emotional and mental disorders. Psychotherapists use a range of techniques to guide behavioral changes and improve wellness. These changes are designed to improve the mental health of a patient. Psychologists, therapists, social workers, counselors, and more, all practice different types of therapy.
Psychiatry is the field of medicine that is primarily associated with the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. It is practiced by Psychiatrists, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants. They can prescribe medications after establishing a diagnosis and need for medications. Often called prescribers, psychiatrists practice psychotherapy and they have earned a medical degree. This expertise allows the psychiatrist to prescribe medication to help treat mental disorders.
How does Apogee Behavioral Health differ from other behavioral health providers?
ABM has a singular focus on expanding access to quality behavioral health services to address issues for patients of all ages and psychiatric conditions. We standardize and deliver evidence-based care to quickly diagnose and treat our patients so they can return to a state of well-being. We offer same-day access to care as well as access to sub-specialty behavioral health services.
