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For Wellness Directors
Every resident deserves mental health support
We place licensed therapists—Psychologists, LCSWs, LMHCs, LPCs, and LMFTs—on-site at your facility weekly. We handle Medicare billing, scheduling, and all documentation. Zero cost to your facility.
How the in-facility therapy program works
Simple steps from referral to care.
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We credential, schedule, and assign a therapist
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Your therapist arrives on-site weekly
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We bill Medicare and private insurance directly
No cost to your facility
We bill Medicare and private insurance directly.
- Scheduling and credentialing handled
- Documentation and billing processed automatically
- Clinical integration with your care team
- Progress reporting back to your nursing & wellness staff
No cost to your facility
We bill Medicare and private insurance directly.
Weekly on-site therapy sessions
Licensed therapist visits residents on a consistent schedule.
HIPAA-compliant documentation
Progress notes and treatment plans in secure EHR.
Medicare and insurance billing
All claims filed by our billing team.
Clinical team communication and care planning
Your therapist integrates with nursing and wellness staff.
Staff training on mental health recognition
In-service resources available upon request.
Zero cost to your residents
Medicare and insurance cover all therapy sessions.
Conditions we treat
Clinical care for the realities of aging
Our licensed therapists treat the most common mental-health needs in senior living — with assessment, ongoing therapy, and family support built in.
Depression
Late-life depression often shows up as withdrawal, sleep disruption, low energy, or somatic complaints — not the textbook presentation. We assess, treat, and coordinate with the medical team using evidence-based therapy adapted for older adults.
Learn more ›Anxiety disorders
Generalized anxiety, panic, health anxiety, and worry about family, finances, or independence. We use cognitive-behavioral and acceptance-based approaches calibrated to age-related concerns and any cognitive changes.
Learn more ›Anger management
Irritability, frustration, and outbursts often signal underlying pain, fear, or loss of control. We help residents identify triggers, build coping skills, and reduce conflict with caregivers and family.
Behavior problems
Resistance to care, agitation, wandering, and disruptive behaviors. We work with residents and your care team to identify causes, adjust environmental triggers, and apply behavior-management strategies that protect everyone's dignity.
Grief & loss
Loss of a spouse, friends, siblings, or one's prior self. Complicated grief, anticipatory grief, and bereavement are common in senior living — and respond well to therapy when addressed directly.
Learn more ›Memory loss
Mild cognitive impairment and early-to-moderate dementia respond to reminiscence work, supportive therapy, and behavioral interventions. We coordinate with care teams and family, and adapt our approach as needs change.
Transition & adjustment disorder
Moving into a community, leaving a long-time home, role changes, loss of independence — all real, all treatable. We help residents process the transition and find meaning in this chapter, not just cope with it.
Learn more ›Post-surgical mental health
Recovery brings pain, fear, frustration, and sometimes depression. We support residents through orthopedic, cardiac, oncologic, and other post-surgical recovery — keeping them engaged in rehab and on track to baseline.
Post-traumatic stress
Past combat, abuse, accidents, or medical trauma can resurface in late life. Trauma-informed therapy — including evidence-based PTSD modalities — helps residents process and reduce symptom burden at any age.
Learn more ›Chronic disease coping
Cancer, cardiovascular disease, chronic pain, COPD, post-stroke adjustment. We help residents process the emotional weight of chronic illness, manage pain-related distress, and stay engaged in their medical care.
Drug & alcohol dependency
Substance-use issues in older adults are under-recognized and treatable. We provide assessment, motivational and cognitive-behavioral therapy, and coordination with medical providers — confidentially and without stigma.
Learn more ›Facilities we serve in Southeast Florida
We place licensed therapists at ALFs, SNFs, and CCRCs across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Okeechobee counties. Expanding coverage every quarter.
Palm Beach Martin St. Lucie Okeechobee
Assisted Living (ALF) Skilled Nursing (SNF) Continuing Care (CCRC)
Ready to start
Submit a resident referral. We handle scheduling, credentialing, and billing from day one.