Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Plans

Inward Counseling accepts some Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance plans for our mental health care and therapy services in Charlotte, North Carolina. Our goal is to provide much-needed mental health support for those in our area. 

Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Plans We Accept

Our therapist, Thomas Floyd, is happy to accept the following Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance plans in our office. However, this list could change at any time. Please contact the office to make sure he is still accepting the plan below for your behavioral health services. If you don’t see your insurance listed, contact us, and our therapist will let you know if he takes your insurance.

  • Blue Card

  • Blue Value

  • Blue Home With Novant 

  • Classic Blue

  • FEP

Therapies Offered

Our mental health care office is happy to provide therapy services to NC and CA. These are the specialties that our therapist offers:

For more information about what is covered by your insurance, please reach out to the office. Our therapist will review your plan and answer your questions. 

Contact a Therapist That Accepts Insurance Today

If you’re looking for a therapist in Charlotte, North Carolina, or California who accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance, contact our office today. Our therapist will be happy to review your mental health care plan. We know that insurance is not the only criteria someone looks for when they need help. Please schedule a free 15-minute consultation to determine if our therapist is a good fit for you. 

 

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