Light On Anxiety’s Quick Admit Program was designed with busy referring providers like you in mind. Our goal is to make the process of getting your patients set up with effective, compassionate anxiety treatment as rapid and user-friendly as possible. Use the button below to complete the Quick Admit Form and get your patient set up with services at Light On Anxiety.
Why Refer Your Patients to Light On Anxiety?
Additional Ways for Patients to Get Started with Treatment at Light On Anxiety
A Care Manager is available to speak with you about your patient’s mental health needs, review Light On Anxiety’s service offerings and help you to determine if therapy at Light On Anxiety would be a helpful addition to your patient’s care plan. You can connect with a Care Manager via phone (312.508.3645) or email ([email protected]).
A complimentary meeting with a scheduling associate is the right next step forward for your patient if they are not yet ready to get started with treatment but first want to learn more about our services and/or review their ongoing scheduling requirements. They can schedule an appointment with a scheduling associate or contact us via phone (312.508.3645) or email ([email protected]).
Tips to Compassionately & Directly Address Your Patients' Mental Health Symptoms
By integrating a brief, reliable, validated mental health screener into each of your patient appointments, you can allow the data to speak for itself. If a patient is scoring in the moderate to high range of a screener for depression or anxiety, you now have an easy segue to a conversation on the benefits of short-term, empirically-supported mental health services.
Recommended Mental Health Screeners To Share With Your Patients
Light On Anxiety has designed a prescription pad to assist you in “prescribing” Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for anxiety and related conditions to your patients.
If you are interested in obtaining customized CBT prescription pads to help facilitate therapy referral conversations with your patients, please contact our Provider Relations team ([email protected]) and we would be happy to assist you.
For patients experiencing emotional distress, it is always helpful to be reminded that that seeking out therapy services is not a sign of weakness but is rather an act of strength. By obtaining mental health support, they are doing the hard, important work of learning to live their life to the fullest, even with the challenge zones and stressors that everyone must maneuver through and move past.
