Become A Provider Partner
The Mind Card partners with licensed therapists, counselors, and therapy practices across the U.S. to make routine mental health care affordable for families with high-deductible insurance plans and out of pocket costs.
If you’re passionate about increasing access to care and want to remove cost as a barrier this program was built for you.
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Help clients afford care before it becomes a crisis
Fill unused appointments with clients ready to engage
Support access for middle-income families often overlooked by aid programs
No fee to join or use
Simple, secure payment process—you keep your full rate.
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Step 1: Apply to Join the Network
Complete our short interest form below
You’ll be contacted within 2-3 business days
Step 2: Refer or Accept Clients
We may refer eligible clients to you
Or you can refer existing clients who need financial help
Step 3: Submit Sessions for Reimbursement
Once enrolled, we’ll send you a unique clinic code to access the reimbursement form
You upload basic session data + client verification
Step 4: Get Paid
Reimbursement is issued within 7-10 days.
We will pay up to a cap per session (e.g., $50), leaving up to $0 for the client to pay.
Payment sent by ACH
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Referral Partner- Send clients who can’t afford sessions to apply for help with us.
Provider Partner- Accept referred The Mind Card clients and bill us directly.
Featured Practice- Opt-in to be highlighted on our website and in community outreach.
You’re welcome to participate in one or all partnership types.
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Payment turnaround: Within 30 days max from session submission
Cap per session: Currently [$50] (you set your full rate, we reimburse up to cap)
Frequency: Submit weekly or monthly. Your choice.
No billing hassle: Just fill out our short reimbursement form in the Clinic Portal
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Every year, millions of insured families delay therapy because they can’t afford the $100–200/session out-of-pocket costs before hitting their deductible.
By partnering with The Mind Card, you make care accessible before families hit a crisis point- and become part of a national solution for mental health equity.