Yes, Brigid provides telehealth services.  In order to comply with telehealth regulations, patients must be physically located in the state of Indiana at the time of the telehealth visit.  Brigid requires all intakes (initial visits) to occur in person at the office.

Brigid is not currently paneled with any insurance companies.  However, Brigid is in the process of credentialing with the following commercial insurance plans: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Oscar Health, and Aetna. Brigid will update the website as the credentialing process completes with each company.  The credentialing process can take three or more months, depending on the insurance company.

An intake (initial visit) is $250 and 30-minute follow-ups are $150.  

Brigid will block off 60 minutes for an intake (initial visit) and 30 minutes for a follow-up appointment. 

While Brigid primarily focuses on medication management, she can provide patients with referrals to local therapists.

Brigid believes all patients deserve holistic, patient-centered, and compassionate care.  She will make every effort to provide the best possible care to her patients by employing the use of evidence-based medication management strategies.  

At this time, Brigid does not submit claims for in-network benefits.  However, Brigid’s team can create a “super bill” that allows patients to submit claims to their insurance companies for out-of-network benefits and potential reimbursement.

After a thorough assessment of the patient’s health history and a discussion of any past medication trials, Brigid will work with the patient to determine the best course of action for prescription medications.  Brigid can only prescribe medications within her scope of practice, which includes psychiatric medications.