Prevea Clinic Behavioral Care

About Prevea Clinic Behavioral Care – Green Bay, Wisconsin

Prevea Health is a medical health provider headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Their behavioral healthcare program offers counseling, medication management and treatment programs for all ages. They treat diverse concerns like trauma, addiction (including gambling addiction), eating disorders, OCD, depression and mood disorders and a lot more.

They provide LGBTQIAP+ affirming care.

The Green Bay location runs out of St. Mary’s Health Center. Here, they also provide general surgery, women’s care, pediatrics and many other health departments.

Prevea works with most health insurance providers. They accept Medicare and some Wisconsin Medical Assistance programs.

Prevea Clinic partners with Libertas Treatment Center to offer substance use recovery programs for their clients. They work with both adolescent and adult clients.

You can get day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, medication assisted treatment (MAT) and relapse prevention.

I appreciate that during their treatment planning they take into account a patient’s physical, spiritual, social, educational and psychological needs.

One of their major focuses is to keep patients active and productive in their families and community. I like that they offer telemedicine too so that getting treatment is possible right from home.

They have various programs including an early intervention program as well as a continuing care level that helps stable recovering addicts avoid relapse.

Insurance & Payment

Accepted Insurance Providers

Blue Cross Blue Shield Centivo ChoiceCare Chorus Community Health Plan Cigna First Health Network Group Health Cooperative HealthSmart Humana iCare MHS Molina Healthcare MultiPlan Network Health Security Health Plan SSM Health The Alliance Trilogy Health Solutions Trinity Health Network UnitedHealth Group WPS Health Solutions

Other Payment Options

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