Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where are you located?
A: We have seven convenient office locations in Havertown, King of Prussia, North Wales, Philadelphia, Sinking Spring, Springfield and West Chester. Please click on the location for the address and directions.
Q: Do you have evening and/or weekend hours?
A: Yes. Many of our therapists offer appointments in the evening with select office locations offering Saturday and Sunday availability. Please contact our intake department directly to discuss further 610-544-2110 x2.
Q: Do you take insurance?
A: We accept most insurance plans including:
- Aetna
- Independence Administrators
- Allied Trade
- Keystone HMO
- AmeriHealth
- Magellan Behavioral Health
- AmeriHealth Administrators
- Medicare (but not if Medicaid is your secondary)
- Berkshire Health Partners (Sinking Spring only)
- Penn Behavioral Health
- BlueCross & BlueShield
- Personal Choice
- Capital Blue Cross (Sinking Spring only)
- Quest Behavioral Health (Sinking Spring only)
- Total Care Network
- Health and Welfare
- United Behavioral Health
- Highmark
- United Healthcare (most plans based on mental health benefit carve out)
Q: How do I know which therapist will be right for me?
A: Upon receiving your call our intake coordinator will obtain both demographic and clinical information in relation to your reasons for seeking treatment. Our intake coordinator will then match you with an experienced therapist who is best suited to meet your needs.
Q: What happens at the first session?
A: At the first appointment, please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your initial session to complete necessary paperwork. Your therapist will conduct a thorough assessment that includes discussing your current situation, concerns, collecting background history, and exploring what you are hoping to accomplish by engaging in therapy. Both you and your therapist will collaborate to establish treatment goals.
Q: What if I need medication?
A: Springfield Psychological offers psychiatric services and medication management to all ages. Our psychiatrists or psychiatric nurse practitioners will work closely with you and your therapist to determine the best treatment approach.