Dealing with changes to your coverage can be challenging, especially when it affects your access to mental health services. We're here to help you navigate this process and ensure you continue receiving the care you need. This article addresses common concerns about coverage expiration and how to manage it.
In such cases, follow these steps:
- Contact your health insurance provider to confirm that Talkspace is in-network and that telehealth benefits are included in your plan.
- Once you’ve confirmed Talkspace is in-network, follow the “Coverage expired” in-room prompt or the steps in How Do I Apply/Update My Coverage? to reapply your coverage.
- If you’re not finding the option to update your coverage, you can instead add a new service, which will create a new room with the payment method or coverage that you choose.
How to tell if you've successfully reapplied your coverage? Visit Where Can I Find Details About My Talkspace Plan, Payment, and Coverage? and follow the instructions to review your active plans. Tip: Check that your plan name includes the name of your insurance benefit.
Here are some options to consider:
- Pay out-of-pocket for a Talkspace plan or subscription
- Switch to a new insurance plan
- Use benefits from an employer or other sponsored programs
Once you’ve decided how you’d like to proceed, follow the in-room prompt or the steps in How Do I Apply/Update My Coverage? This will allow you to either switch to out-of-pocket payment or update your coverage. If you’re not finding the option to update your coverage, you can instead add a new service, which will create a new room with the payment method or coverage you choose.
If your provider is no longer available under your new coverage, we'll do our best to match you with a similar provider so you can continue to receive care.
If your coverage or payment method changes, your scheduled sessions cannot be transferred, so you'll have to reschedule them.