Equip and Magellan Healthcare Collaborate to Offer Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment in California
Equip was founded in 2019 by
“Eating disorders have traditionally been challenging to manage given the complexity of these conditions, and Equip’s virtual Family-Based Treatment model will transform care and outcomes for patients,” said
“Financial constraints or a provider shortage should never prevent a person from seeking and receiving eating disorder treatment that works,” said
In addition to expanding its coverage to Magellan customers, Equip has increased its reach to 40+ states over the last year, making its care available to the majority of the
To learn more about Equip's treatment model and virtual platform, visit equip.health.
About Equip
Equip is the leading provider of virtual, evidence-based eating disorder treatment in the
Built on the Family-Based Treatment (FBT) model, Equip uses a five-person dedicated care team – including a therapist, dietitian, physician, and peer & family mentor – to support patients in their recovery journey. The company operates in most states and is partnered with nearly every major health insurance plan. For more information, visit equip.health.
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Source: Equip


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