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Cigna Psychiatry for Parents in Florida

5 psychiatric clinicians for adults in Florida accept Cigna. Most families pay $0–$25 per session, verified before you book.

CignaAges 25+: Parents & Adults
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Cigna coverage in Florida

Emora Health is in-network with Cigna in Florida. The psychiatric clinicians for adults listed here can all see families covered by a Cigna plan, with sessions held online and appointments available as soon as tomorrow.

With Cigna, most families in Florida pay $0 to $25 per session, depending on their specific plan. We verify your coverage before the first session, so the cost you see is the cost you pay: no surprise bills afterward.

With Cigna, families pay

$0–$25/ session

Depending on your specific plan. Check your exact cost in about a minute.

Learn more about Cigna coverage at Emora.

Dr. Jacquelyn Flood, PsyD
Clinical ReviewerDr. Jacquelyn Flood, PsyDLicensed Clinical Psychologist | Emora Health Clinical Reviewer

Cigna and psychiatry for parents in Florida: common questions

Does Emora Health accept Cigna in Florida?

Yes. Emora Health is in-network with Cigna in Florida for therapy with kids, teens, and parents. You can verify your exact coverage in about a minute before booking.

How much does parent psychiatry cost with Cigna?

Most families with Cigna pay $0 to $25 per session, depending on their plan's copay and deductible. Emora verifies your coverage up front and shows your estimated cost before you book.

How quickly can we get a first session in Florida?

Most families can book a first session as soon as tomorrow, with after-school and evening times available. There are no waitlists.

Are these sessions online or in person?

Emora sessions are held online with licensed clinicians who specialize in kids, teens, and families in Florida. Online sessions make consistent weekly care easier to keep up, especially during the school year.

5 verified psychiatric clinicians for adults in Florida available for you.

Emora Health accepts <7% of psychiatric clinician to ensure the highest quality of age, experience, and condition-specialized care.

Melania Rubiano

Melania Rubiano

PMHNPVirtual sessionKids, Teens, & Adults 1-55 Child Psychiatric clinician 1-12 · Teen Psychiatric clinician 13-17 · Adult Psychiatric clinician 18-55AnxietyADHDDepressionOCDPTSDSchool & Social IssuesSelf-EsteemSpanishTrauma & Life Events

Melania is a wonderful provider who listened to my daughter's needs and was able to immediately devise a plan for treatment. Thank you!

Parent of a 17 year-old · 4 months ago
Next available: Aug 19
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Leah Medina

Leah Medina

Personalized mental health care focused on helping you make each day your best.

PMHNP, FNPVirtual sessionKids, Teens, & Adults 5-80 Child Psychiatric clinician 5-12 · Teen Psychiatric clinician 13-17 · Adult Psychiatric clinician 18-80ADHDAngerAnxietyAutismDepressionExecutive FunctioningFaithOCDSelf-EsteemSleepStressFears

Makes me feel comfortable- prioritizes my health and makes me feel seen. Is always available when I need her. 10/10!!!

31 year-old · 13 days ago
Next available: Aug 19
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Dal Ibe

Dal Ibe

PMHNPVirtual sessionTeens & Adults 13-65 Teen Psychiatric clinician 13-17 · Adult Psychiatric clinician 18-65

I absolutely loved her and it was so helpful and I felt so heard. I loved that when she found out I was a Christian she shared with me that she is also a believer. I am excited for my journey with her and she gave me hope when I have been feeling hopeless for so long!

33 year-old · 28 days ago
Next available: Aug 27
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Carrie Colson

Carrie Colson

PMHNPVirtual sessionKids, Teens, & Adults 5-55 Child Psychiatric clinician 5-12 · Teen Psychiatric clinician 13-17 · Adult Psychiatric clinician 18-55

My son and I really appreciate the understanding and compassion shown to us.

Parent of a 10 year-old · 4 days ago
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