Practitioners in the Grow Therapy network include Medical Doctors (MDs) or Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs), and non-physician behavioral healthcare practitioners - psychologists, clinical social workers, counselors, nurse practitioners (NPs), marriage and family therapists, and other categories of masters-level therapists.

Grow Therapy has a comprehensive credentialing program that includes credentialing, re-credentialing, and ongoing monitoring to confirm participating practitioners meet the established criteria to provide quality patient care. This includes ensuring that practitioners:

• Have valid, current licensure that grants the practitioner authority to diagnose clients as applicable to where they are providing care
• Have completed appropriate training for the specialty practiced such as residency programs approved by state and accreditation bodies
• Do not have any current sanctions or limitations on licensure

How do we select providers listed on PsychHub.com?

The care options presented consist of treatment providers that we have assessed to be quality providers across a range of services for mental health, substance use, relationships, and other well-being needs. We aim to include only high quality providers and multiple viable options for those seeking care.

What is the relationship between Psych Hub and these providers?

The providers listed on our site are all independent entities from Psych Hub. We only list providers where we have a contractual relationship with a network, group, or practice that a provider is a part of, or where we have a direct contractual relationship with the provider. That contract provider networks, each provider that governs the terms of their participation on the Psych Hub site, and in some cases, as mentioned belowabove, the provider’s, group’s, or network’sir use of Psych Hub's educational content. There is no other affiliation between Psych Hub and the providers listed on our site.

Do participating providers pay us?

To make our site free for consumers, providers on Psych Hub receivespay fees from provider groups, networks, or individual providers to connect with potential clients who are a fit for their services. Some also purchase Psych Hub's educational content for practitioner training and client support. These fees enable us to operate our service, including screening and updating information on each provider.

How do we determine which ones to display?

Rather than make specific provider recommendations, we present options and information so you can make an informed decision on what provider best fits your needs. Where we have multiple participating providers, we present multiple options (and where we don't, we prioritize adding more options to our site over time). We present providers whose capabilities, insurance coverage, availability and other attributes best match your stated needs. If many providers appear to equally meet your needs, we display a selection of them at random. Our decision on which participating providers to display is never impacted by the amount of fees we receive from them.

What causes us to remove providers from our site?

We require that providers meet all licensing requirements of states where they offer services. If a provider loses their license, they are removed from our site for that state or service. We also seek feedback from users on providers they find on our site. We investigate significant negative feedback and remove providers if we conclude that to be appropriate.