Comprehensive treatment and recovery for thought disorders associated with Cannabis-induced Psychosis, Bipolar-I, Schizoaffective Disorder, Autism or Schizophrenia.
From first symptoms to complex later stages, we provide compassionate, personalized, and evidence-based coordinated specialty care so you feel understood, supported and empowered on your journey to wellness.
WE WORK WITH YOUR TEAM
We supplement existing care teams — we never replace them. Our specialty expertise works in tandem with the clinicians already in your corner, toward a meaningful life.
Treatment Specialties and Co-Occurring Conditions
Our core specialty is the psychosis spectrum. We also understand — and treat — the co-occurring neurodivergent and mood conditions that so often complicate diagnosis and recovery, and cause families to be bounced from program to program. Tap any condition to learn more.
Psychosis Spectrum
The full spectrum of thought disorders — where our team's deepest expertise lives.
Neurodivergent
Integrated Approach
We understand the complexity these co-occurring conditions often create. We apply specific, nuanced strategies to treat psychosis spectrum symptoms alongside neurodivergent and mood conditions.
Mood and Anxiety
We Understand the Crossroads
We know how to untangle overlapping symptoms — so treatment produces real-world results, not another referral.
Six clinical offerings, each one tailored to you.
Whether you are facing early psychosis, autism, or schizophrenia, our coordinated team builds one integrated plan tailored to you — adjusted every week with psychiatry, therapy, and family support working together.
- Psychiatry
- Case management
- Individual & group therapy
- Supported education & employment
- Family psychoeducation
- Peer Support
Care Pathways
Explore our Care Pathways
Every family arrives from a different starting point. Choose the pathway that fits yours — or take our short quiz below.
Early Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation of symptoms and coordination with the full care team to determine what's happening and build a treatment plan when symptoms are unclear.
Learn more about Early AssessmentTeens 13–17
In-person and telehealth options for outpatient coordinated specialty care for teens, including therapy, psychiatry, case management, social skills, and education support.
Learn more about Teens 13–17Adults 18–35
In-person day programs and individualized coordinated specialty care services offering 18+ hours weekly of cognitive therapies validated in NIMH peer-reviewed studies.
Learn more about Adults 18–35
Families
Group and private behavioral family therapy courses to strengthen the family system, improve communication, and reduce distress at home.
Learn more about FamiliesHelp us match you to the best care pathway
A few short questions point you to the right program. Not a diagnostic assessment.
The Mind Exposed.
Conversations no one else is having.
Our clinicians and special guests dig into the emerging frontier of thought disorders — cannabis-induced psychosis, the autism-psychosis overlap, family recovery, and the science of cognitive remediation.
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INSURANCE ACCEPTED
Insurance Accepted
Pand Health is an out-of-network provider, and we partner with most major commercial insurance carriers to help families access coordinated specialty care. Our admissions team verifies your out-of-network benefits, explains your coverage in plain language, and outlines expected out-of-pocket costs before treatment begins. If you don't see your plan below, please reach out — we routinely work with additional carriers, provide superbills for reimbursement, and pursue single-case agreements when appropriate.
Financial Assistance
Scholarships available for families in need.
Cost should never be the reason a young person goes without coordinated specialty care. Pand Health offers a limited number of need-based scholarships each year — ask our admissions team about eligibility during your consultation.
Blogs
Insights from our clinicians on thought disorders, recovery, and family support.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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