Welcome, HMFP & LSP employees!
The demands of work, family and the world around us can definitely take a toll, especially during these challenging times. That’s why Harvard Pilgrim offers innovative behavioral health services for you and your family. Best of all, these programs are available at no extra cost!
Experiencing a crisis or emergency? Immediately call 911 or to go the nearest emergency facility.
Learn about Harvard Pilgrim’s enhanced behavioral health services that focus on ‘whole person care,’ such as digital self-service tools, easy access to virtual therapy, and treatments for conditions like depression, anxiety, autism and substance use.
No matter which HMFP medical plan you’re enrolled in, you can access our large and growing network of behavioral health providers that offers expertise across dozens of behavioral health care specialties.
Harvard Pilgrim’s specially trained Behavioral Health Service Navigators can help you find the care that’s right for you, assist with getting timely appointments, and connect with other resources. Click the link below to learn more or call our Priority Plus phone line for HMFP employees at 855-968-1346 to get started.
Explore our virtual visit options and digital tools to find out which one may be right for you. Individual providers in in the HMFP/APHMFP Choice Network may offer virtual visits, as well.
This program addresses the growing demand for flexible, effective mental health care — especially for teens and young adults. Whether you’re facing anxiety, stress or burnout, Meru Health’s 12-week digital mental health program offers personalized, confidential care that fits your lifestyle with licensed therapist support, self-guided tools and daily guidance to help you feel better, faster.
HMFP partners with Spring Health to provide you and your covered dependents with behavioral health support services at no additional cost; includes tools and services like therapy, in-app exercises, coaching and other types of support.
Virtual and in-person therapy and medication management for ages 6+, treating over 40 behavioral health conditions. Emphasizes culturally competent, personalized care.
Specialized virtual therapy for children, teens and young adults (ages 7-22) with severe anxiety and OCD, offering a phased, family-centered approach that delivers rapid, effective care. Services are located in CT, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, and VA.
From talk therapy to medication management, Doctor On demand licensed providers are here to support you with concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, family issues, trauma, or PTSD.
Complete virtual behavioral health services for children, adolescents and adults, with one-stop access to therapy and medication management, and a dedicated health connector to help coordinate your care and support your goals. (Available in Massachusetts only.)
Specialized provider programs to address the unique behavioral health needs of children, teens and young adults — age eligibility varying by program. Both in-person and virtual care options available.
A broad provider network across New England to help coordinate whole-child care to support families’ needs, including Autism Spectrum Therapies, Behavioral Concepts, and Positive Behavioral Supports. Plans with nationwide access can also use the UnitedHealthcare network. Services include diagnostics, Applied Behavior Analysis, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and social skills support in centers, via telehealth, or at home.
Search the HMFP/LSP Choice Network provider directory or call your dedicated Harvard Pilgrim Priority Plus team at 855-968-1346 if you need assistance.
Take your first step toward recovery with the help of substance use treatment, available through multiple network providers. And, Harvard Pilgrim’s internal addiction recovery care management team offers you support after inpatient treatment. Refer to your plan documents for specific details about coverage and benefits.
Better Life Partners integrates primary care and behavioral health care so you can focus on all aspects of recovery. Close relationships with local community organizations give you an extra layer of support.
Find a range of evidence-based treatment options, including inpatient detoxification, residential treatment, medication for substance use disorders, outpatient counseling and peer recovery support.
If you’re taking steps toward recovery from substance use, Harvard Pilgrim’s addiction recovery care management team provides guidance after inpatient treatment, with information and support on personalized recovery plans and treatment programs.
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers phone, text or chat support if you are having a mental health or substance abuse crisis, or emotional distress.
Get referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups and community-based organizations if you are facing mental health disorders, substance use disorders or both. SAMHSA is the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, which is an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Call 800-662-4357 (TTY: 800-487-4889)