Psychiatrists and Therapists Accepting Oxford Health Plans

If your health insurance is through Oxford Health Plans, you can use it for psychiatric and therapy care at Good Health Psychiatric Services. Good Health is in-network with all Oxford group and individual plans, so your visits are billed at contracted rates and you pay only your plan’s share. Your Oxford mental health coverage applies to psychiatric evaluations, medication management, individual therapy, and TMS and Spravato for depression that has not responded to medication.

Oxford is a UnitedHealthcare company that serves employers and individuals in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and Good Health sees patients in all three states. Our board-certified psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists offer visits at our Downtown Brooklyn office and by telehealth across NY, NJ, PA, FL, and CT, with same-day and next-day openings often available.

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Oxford Health Plans at a Glance

Plan Types Accepted

Employer-Sponsored (group) and Individual Oxford plans

Network Status

In-network with all Oxford group and individual plans

Oxford Networks

Freedom, Liberty, Metro

Services Covered

Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual therapy, TMS, Spravato

Locations

In person: 26 Court Street, Suite 1510, Brooklyn, NY. Telehealth: NY, NJ, PA, FL, CT

Appointments

Same-day and next-day

Member Portal

myUHC

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    Advantages for Oxford Members at Good Health

    • In-network billing with every Oxford group and individual plan, which keeps your share of the cost down
    • Mental health coverage on the same terms as medical care, as federal parity law requires
    • In-person visits in Brooklyn or telehealth visits, both billed to Oxford
    • TMS and Spravato for patients who meet Oxford’s medical necessity criteria
    • A check of your Oxford behavioral health benefits before your first appointment

    Each Oxford plan sets its own copays, deductibles, referral rules, and authorization requirements. This page describes general plan features and does not guarantee coverage or payment. Please verify your individual Oxford benefits before your first appointment.

    Psychiatric Services Available Under Oxford Coverage at Good Health

    Psychiatric Evaluation

    Every new patient starts with a detailed psychiatric evaluation by a board-certified psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner. In this visit, your clinician goes over your symptoms, history, and any past treatment, checks for co-occurring conditions, and sets out a treatment plan with you. Oxford plans generally cover this evaluation as an outpatient behavioral health service.

    Medication Management with an Oxford In-Network Psychiatrist

    If you start medication, an Oxford in-network psychiatrist or nurse practitioner prescribes it and continues to see you for follow-up visits. Each visit looks at how you are responding, whether the dose needs to change, and how to manage side effects. These Oxford covered psychiatry visits are billed as outpatient care, and your prescriber checks your plan's drug list to keep pharmacy costs reasonable.

    Therapy Covered by Oxford Health Plans

    Good Health's therapists who take Oxford include licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), licensed mental health counselors (LMHCs), and psychologists. Sessions may use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-focused therapy, solution-focused therapy, or another evidence-based method, depending on your needs and goals. Oxford plans typically cover outpatient individual therapy, with copays that depend on your plan.

    Does Oxford Cover TMS Therapy for Depression?

    Yes, when clinical criteria are met. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment for major depressive disorder that has not improved with antidepressants. Because Oxford is part of UnitedHealthcare, TMS requests are reviewed under Optum's behavioral health criteria, which generally look for at least two antidepressant trials that did not bring relief. Good Health handles the prior authorization before your first session.

    Spravato (Esketamine) with Oxford Coverage

    Spravato is an FDA-approved esketamine nasal spray for adults with treatment-resistant depression, or with major depressive disorder and active suicidal thoughts. Each treatment is given at our Brooklyn office, with a clinician monitoring you for the full observation period afterward. Oxford covers Spravato when prior authorization and medical necessity requirements are met, and our clinical team takes care of that process for you.

    Benefits vary from one Oxford plan to another. Good Health confirms your coverage before your first visit so you know what you will pay.

    Conditions Treated by Mental Health Providers Accepting Oxford

    Our mental health providers accepting Oxford Health Plans treat adults, adolescents, and children for concerns including:

    • Depression and treatment-resistant depression
    • Anxiety disorders (generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, OCD)
    • ADHD across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood
    • PTSD and trauma-related difficulties
    • Bipolar disorder
    • Postpartum depression and perinatal mood conditions
    • Insomnia and other sleep concerns
    • Adjustment disorders during big life changes
    • Grief and bereavement
    • Co-occurring psychiatric and substance use conditions

    If you are unsure whether we treat what you are dealing with, call (718) 522-3600. Our intake team will let you know before you book.

    Find a Psychiatrist Who Takes Oxford Health Plans

    How to Book with Your Oxford Plan at Good Health

    1. Contact us by phone or online. Keep your Oxford ID card nearby, because we will ask for your member ID and network name (Freedom, Liberty, or Metro).
    2. Let us verify your benefits. Before your first visit, our team checks your copay, deductible status, and whether your plan needs a referral or authorization.
    3. Attend your evaluation. Visit 26 Court Street, Suite 1510, in Downtown Brooklyn, or connect by video from NY, NJ, PA, FL, or CT.
    4. Hand off the authorization work. If TMS or Spravato is recommended, we prepare the clinical records and submit the prior authorization request for your Oxford plan.
    5. Continue care billed directly to Oxford. Medication follow-ups, therapy sessions, and TMS or Spravato treatments are billed to your plan throughout treatment.

    Good Health Psychiatric Services welcomes Oxford members looking for psychiatrists accepting Oxford in Brooklyn or telehealth care across the tri-state area and beyond. Same-day and next-day appointments are available for evaluations and therapy, and your benefits are checked ahead of time so the cost is clear before your first visit.

    Call (718) 522-3600 or book online. If you would like to know what your Oxford plan covers for mental health care, our front desk can go over your benefits with you before you schedule.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does Good Health accept Oxford Health Plans?

    Yes. Good Health Psychiatric Services is in-network with all Oxford group and individual plans. That means your psychiatry and therapy visits are billed at Oxford’s contracted rates, and you pay only your plan’s copay, coinsurance, or deductible. Our team verifies your Oxford benefits at no charge before your first appointment.

    Is Oxford Health Plans the same as UnitedHealthcare?

    Oxford Health Plans is a UnitedHealthcare company that offers employer and individual coverage in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Oxford members manage their benefits through the myUHC portal, and mental health benefits are handled through UnitedHealthcare’s behavioral health network. If your card says Oxford, use it as is; Good Health bills Oxford directly.

    Does it matter whether I have an Oxford Freedom, Liberty, or Metro plan?

    The network name affects which providers you can see and whether you need a referral, but not whether Good Health accepts you. Freedom is Oxford’s largest network, while Liberty and Metro are smaller networks that usually come with lower premiums. You can find your network name on your Oxford ID card, and our team will confirm the rules that apply to your plan.

    What happens if my Medicaid eligibility changes?

    It depends on your plan. Oxford Freedom plans do not require a referral from a primary care physician for specialist visits. Liberty and Metro plans are offered with or without a referral requirement, depending on the plan your employer chose. Check your plan documents or the myUHC portal, or let our front desk check this when they verify your benefits.

    How much will I pay for psychiatry or therapy with Oxford?

    Your cost depends on your plan’s copay or coinsurance and whether you have met your deductible. Under the federal Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, Oxford cannot apply stricter cost-sharing or visit limits to mental health care than to comparable medical care. Good Health sends you an estimate based on your actual benefits before your first visit, and our team can help with an appeal if a claim is denied.