We accept New Jersey Medicaid, most commercial health plans, and private pay at all our clinic locations in Tuckerton, Berlin, and Galloway. Because health plans vary, our team conducts a thorough verification of your insurance benefits prior to initiating treatment. This ensures you are fully aware of any potential out-of-pocket costs and understand your financial responsibility before care begins.
In accordance with New Jersey’s mental health parity law, health insurance plans are required to cover biologically-based mental illnesses—such as major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia—under the same terms as general medical conditions. This means that financial obligations, such as copayments or deductibles for behavioral health services, cannot be more restrictive than those for physical healthcare.
To help facilitate your access to care, we also provide several value-added services at no additional cost to our patients, including:
- Free transportation across our seven-county South Jersey service area.
- Healthy meals provided during program hours.
- Care coordination and community support linkages to assist with housing and employment.
Please note: Individual treatment outcomes vary, and results may differ based on patient circumstances and clinical factors. We recommend you verify insurance coverage with your carrier; while we provide tools to check coverage, final responsibility lies with the insurer and the patient.
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