Notice to Patients
This practice serves all patients regardless of ability to pay. Discounts
for essential services are offered depending upon family size and income.
You may apply for a discount by asking your therapist.
NOTICE
This practice has adopted the following policies for charges for
behavioral health care services.
We will charge persons receiving health services at the usual and customary
rate prevailing in this area. Health services will be provided at no charge, or
at a reduced charge, to persons unable to pay for services. In addition,
persons will be charged for services to the extent that payment will be made
by a third party authorized or under legal obligation to pay the charges. We
will not discriminate against any person receiving health services because of
their inability to pay for services, or because payment for the health services
will be made under Part A or B of Title XVIII (“Medicare”) or Title XIX
(“Medicaid”) of the Social Security Act. We will accept assignment under the
Social Security Act for all services for which payment may be made under
Part B of Title XVIII (“Medicare”) of the Act. We have an agreement with the
State agency which administers the State plan for medical assistance under
Title XIX (“Medicaid”) of the Social Security Act to provide services to
persons entitled to medical assistance under the plan.
How long will treatment last?
Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment. Information obtained from the assessment will be used to develop a treatment plan. Individual treatment length is determined by an individual’s progress with his/her treatment goals. Actual length of treatment may vary.
Do you accept Insurance?
We accept most major health insurance plans.
Some of the insurances accepted include:
How are therapists selected for certain clients?
Individuals seeking treatment may choose any available therapist. Every effort is made to accommodate an individual’s preference for a therapist, whether male or female. Therapists may have a particular area of experience or interest that will be best suited to meet client’s needs. At BCC we try to meet the individual’s needs with an appropriately skilled therapist.
Court ordered to receive treatment?
As a licensed Outpatient Drug and Alcohol facility, BCC can provide court ordered treatment to individuals with a drug or alcohol related offense. In the event that an individual is required to complete a Mental Health Assessment, BCC can provide that service.
Will everything be kept confidential?
As a medical provider, we are required to adhere to all State and Federal Regulations regarding a client’s confidentiality. If you desire to have information shared, we will require you to sign a consent to release information. This will allow us to share the information specified on the form, and in accordance with regulations to whoever is requested.
This practice serves all patients regardless of ability to pay. Discounts
for essential services are offered depending upon family size and income.
You may apply for a discount by asking your therapist.
NOTICE
This practice has adopted the following policies for charges for
behavioral health care services.
We will charge persons receiving health services at the usual and customary
rate prevailing in this area. Health services will be provided at no charge, or
at a reduced charge, to persons unable to pay for services. In addition,
persons will be charged for services to the extent that payment will be made
by a third party authorized or under legal obligation to pay the charges. We
will not discriminate against any person receiving health services because of
their inability to pay for services, or because payment for the health services
will be made under Part A or B of Title XVIII (“Medicare”) or Title XIX
(“Medicaid”) of the Social Security Act. We will accept assignment under the
Social Security Act for all services for which payment may be made under
Part B of Title XVIII (“Medicare”) of the Act. We have an agreement with the
State agency which administers the State plan for medical assistance under
Title XIX (“Medicaid”) of the Social Security Act to provide services to
persons entitled to medical assistance under the plan.
How long will treatment last?
Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment. Information obtained from the assessment will be used to develop a treatment plan. Individual treatment length is determined by an individual’s progress with his/her treatment goals. Actual length of treatment may vary.
Do you accept Insurance?
We accept most major health insurance plans.
Some of the insurances accepted include:
- Highmark
- TriCare/Champus
- UPMC Health Plan
- Penn Highlands
- Medical Assistance
- United Behavioral Health
- Community Behavioral Healthcare Network of Pennsylvania (CBHNP)
How are therapists selected for certain clients?
Individuals seeking treatment may choose any available therapist. Every effort is made to accommodate an individual’s preference for a therapist, whether male or female. Therapists may have a particular area of experience or interest that will be best suited to meet client’s needs. At BCC we try to meet the individual’s needs with an appropriately skilled therapist.
Court ordered to receive treatment?
As a licensed Outpatient Drug and Alcohol facility, BCC can provide court ordered treatment to individuals with a drug or alcohol related offense. In the event that an individual is required to complete a Mental Health Assessment, BCC can provide that service.
Will everything be kept confidential?
As a medical provider, we are required to adhere to all State and Federal Regulations regarding a client’s confidentiality. If you desire to have information shared, we will require you to sign a consent to release information. This will allow us to share the information specified on the form, and in accordance with regulations to whoever is requested.
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