Affordable Behavioral Health Care in Central Iowa (Medicaid Accepted)

PHC provides confidential, compassionate care for children, teens, and adults—including counseling, therapy, and medication management. Medicaid accepted, with a sliding fee scale for patients without insurance.

Supportive behavioral health care at PHC

Behavioral Health Services

🤝 Individual & Family Therapy

Evidence-based care for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life stressors.

🧠 Medication Management

Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication support when appropriate.

🧒 Children & Teens

Age-appropriate therapy for youth and support for parents/caregivers.

🧭 Care Coordination

Connection to community resources, referrals, and follow-up support.

🫶 Substance Use Support

Counseling and coordination; Medication-Assisted Treatment available at select sites.

🏥 Integrated Primary Care

Behavioral health providers working alongside your PHC medical team.

Insurance, Medicaid & Costs

  • Medicaid accepted: We accept Iowa Medicaid behavioral health coverage.
  • No insurance? Sliding fee discounts based on income and family size.
  • Transparent costs: We’ll discuss fees before your visit.
  • Interpreter services available at no cost to patients.

Questions about coverage or cost? Call your preferred location below—we’re happy to help.

Behavioral Health Locations & Appointments

Our Behavioral Health Team

Crisis resources

Need help now? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If this is a medical or safety emergency, call 911.

Behavioral Health FAQs

Do you accept Medicaid?

Yes. We accept Iowa Medicaid behavioral health coverage. If you have questions about your plan, call the clinic you plan to visit.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required for most visits. If one is needed, we’ll help coordinate it.

What ages do you see?

We care for children, teens, and adults. Age-specific services may vary by location.

Is care in person or virtual?

In-person visits are available at multiple clinics. Virtual options may be available; ask when you schedule.

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