00/Insurance-first psychiatry
90 seconds to a psychiatrist who takes your insurance.
Psychiatry has the lowest insurance-acceptance rate of any medical specialty. The crux of the issue is administrative: verifying benefits, chasing intake forms, and re-documenting history a patient already gave someone else.
Covera puts that work at the front of the process and turns it into one record that flows downstream: to the eligibility check, the screeners, and the clinician's note.
No account · No card · No email
I need a psychiatrist
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Authentic, fully verified eligibility check
I am a clinician
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Verified, scored, already written up
100+
insurers we can query
Payers reachable for real-time eligibility through our clearinghouse connection.
~170M
covered lives in reach
Combined enrollment across those payers — the population whose benefits we can verify.
90s
to a fully verified number
Landing on the site to knowing your copay. No account, no email, no card.
0
prescriptions written
Covera has no prescribing feature. Screening and clinician matching only.
01/The problem
A better directory doesn't add a single in-network psychiatrist.
For patients
You find out about the money first
Everywhere else, you make an account, answer twenty questions and upload a photo of your card before anyone tells you nobody takes your plan.
Eligibility check on the first screen, at no cost. You get the answer in ninety seconds instead of twenty minutes and an account you did not want.
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For clinicians
The intake arrives already done
Psychiatrists leave insurance over paperwork more often than over rates, and every covered visit drags unbillable verification, forms and re-documentation behind it.
The intake arrives on your side already done: eligibility verified, screeners scored, top items pulled out.
How it works for clinicians02/How it works
Ninety seconds, three screens.
01
Coverage, before anything else
You pick your state and your plan. We send an X12 270 eligibility request to the payer and read the mental-health copay out of the 271 that comes back. If the payer doesn't return a copay, we show that too.
02
Screening that gets scored
PHQ-9 and GAD-7, the same instruments a psychiatrist would hand you on a clipboard. Scored against the published severity bands, and your scores appear on the next screen rather than going straight to a chart you can't see.
03
A shortlist you can check
Three psychiatrists, each with the four conditions it met listed underneath: state licence, your plan, your presenting concern, an open appointment. The filtering counts are shown as well, so you can follow how twelve became three.
03/Restraint
Two things we don't touch.
Covera is not a medical practice and holds no prescribing authority. Both limits below are enforced in the code, not on a policy page.
We stop the funnel for anyone at risk
Answer above zero on the self-harm item and the intake ends there. No booking button renders. The matching screen refuses to load, including if you type the URL in directly. Crisis resources take the whole page instead, and 988 is one tap.
Crisis resourcesWe do not prescribe anything
We hold no prescribing authority and employ no prescribers, so no path through this product ends in a prescription. Several telepsychiatry companies built their revenue on prescription volume and drew federal scrutiny for it.
Medication decisions belong to the psychiatrist you are matched with, after they have met you.
04/Start
Find out what psychiatry actually costs you.
Takes about ninety seconds and never asks you to make an account.