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If you are a mental health provider in Florida, you already know that figuring out which insurance company owns what, who to credential with, and who actually sends the contract is a full-time job on top of the one you already have.
Florida's insurance landscape is one of the most complex in the country. You have Centene running Sunshine Health with four separate specialty plans. Humana Military managing TRICARE East, not TriWest. Aetna Better Health still active for Medicaid even after exiting commercial plans entirely. AvMed now under Sentara with Optum managing behavioral health. Simply Healthcare operating under WellPoint and Elevance. Florida Blue using Lucet for behavioral health authorizations while Medversant handles credentialing verification behind the scenes.
That is before you even get to the Florida-specific plans most national resources never mention.
The Florida Insurance Umbrella Reference Chart was built to give you one place to look it all up.
What is included:
17 umbrella groups covering every major payer accepted in Florida, including all Florida Medicaid SMMC managed care organizations, Medicare Advantage plans, TRICARE East, EAPs, and regional carriers specific to Florida.
For each payer you will find the parent company and all affiliated plans, exactly where to apply for credentialing, who manages behavioral health and who sends the contract, whether a referral is required for mental health services, geographic coverage notes for Florida-specific plans, and timelines.
Florida-specific details you will not find in a national chart:
Sunshine Health Mindful Pathways (SMI Specialty Plan) and the full Centene Florida plan family
Florida Blue credentialing through Availity
Aetna Better Health of Florida
Simply Healthcare
Florida Community Care with 120-day continuity of care window for new Medicaid members
Capital Health Plan serving only the Tallahassee and Big Bend region
Health First Health Plans serving the Space Coast and expanding Central Florida
Who this is for:
Mental health providers in Florida at any stage. Whether you are newly licensed and applying to your first panels or an experienced clinician expanding your caseload, this chart gives you the full picture without the hours of research.
$10 Instant PDF Download
If you are a mental health provider in Florida, you already know that figuring out which insurance company owns what, who to credential with, and who actually sends the contract is a full-time job on top of the one you already have.
Florida's insurance landscape is one of the most complex in the country. You have Centene running Sunshine Health with four separate specialty plans. Humana Military managing TRICARE East, not TriWest. Aetna Better Health still active for Medicaid even after exiting commercial plans entirely. AvMed now under Sentara with Optum managing behavioral health. Simply Healthcare operating under WellPoint and Elevance. Florida Blue using Lucet for behavioral health authorizations while Medversant handles credentialing verification behind the scenes.
That is before you even get to the Florida-specific plans most national resources never mention.
The Florida Insurance Umbrella Reference Chart was built to give you one place to look it all up.
What is included:
17 umbrella groups covering every major payer accepted in Florida, including all Florida Medicaid SMMC managed care organizations, Medicare Advantage plans, TRICARE East, EAPs, and regional carriers specific to Florida.
For each payer you will find the parent company and all affiliated plans, exactly where to apply for credentialing, who manages behavioral health and who sends the contract, whether a referral is required for mental health services, geographic coverage notes for Florida-specific plans, and timelines.
Florida-specific details you will not find in a national chart:
Sunshine Health Mindful Pathways (SMI Specialty Plan) and the full Centene Florida plan family
Florida Blue credentialing through Availity
Aetna Better Health of Florida
Simply Healthcare
Florida Community Care with 120-day continuity of care window for new Medicaid members
Capital Health Plan serving only the Tallahassee and Big Bend region
Health First Health Plans serving the Space Coast and expanding Central Florida
Who this is for:
Mental health providers in Florida at any stage. Whether you are newly licensed and applying to your first panels or an experienced clinician expanding your caseload, this chart gives you the full picture without the hours of research.
$10 Instant PDF Download
