Managed Health Network (), a division of Managed Health Network
Managed Health Network (, formerly MHN), is an organization specializing in the delivery of managed mental health and chemical dependency care services through a network of licensed professional providers. This includes 24 hour assistance, assessment, referral, outpatient counseling, inpatient and alternate care programs, utilization management, and case management.
The provider network includes, nationwide, over 22,000 contracting professional providers (psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, and marriage family child counselors) and approximately 1100 contracting hospitals and alternate care facilities. Over 65% of ’s network exists in the Western United States.
is licensed in the State of California as a specialized health care service plan and regulated by the Department of Corporations. For eligible participants outside the State of California, benefits are provided pursuant to a policy underwritten by the Standard Securities Insurance Company and administered by .
Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Services
You or your dependents may need Mental Health or Chemical Dependency Services to deal with mental health disorders and chemical dependency problems. These problems can include:
- Alcohol addiction
- Eating disorders
- Stress
- Drug addiction
- Anxiety
- Depression
Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Services (also described as Covered Services) consist of outpatient counseling — both individual and group sessions, inpatient acute care hospitalization and alternate care programs. Alternate care programs include day treatment, intensive ambulatory services, chemical dependency rehabilitation programs and partial hospitalization. Services are provided by licensed mental health professionals including psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, and marriage family child counselors. Services received must be medically necessary and appropriate for your condition. will monitor the treatment for mental disorders and chemical dependency to determine medical necessity and the clinically appropriate level of care.
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