The company announced June 22 it has joined Cigna’s behavioral health network, and will provide members with at-home treatments for anxiety and depression.
Founded in 2017, Brightside’s treatment approach includes therapy, data-driven prescribing of medication and access to physicians, according to a news release.
“By increasing access through virtual care, customers can talk to a psychiatrist or therapist from the comfort and privacy of their homes,” Cigna’s behavioral health CMO, Doug Nemecek, MD, said in the statement.
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