Does New Leaf take Providence in Florida?
New Leaf accepts Providence Health Plan for telehealth psychiatric care across Florida. Headway verifies your benefits and shows an estimated cost before you schedule.
Appointments are by secure video anywhere in Florida, for children, adolescents, and adults, with Emily Light, PMHNP-BC.
Does Providence cover a psychiatric nurse practitioner?
Most plans cover a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner under the same behavioral health benefit as a psychiatrist. Emily Light is a PMHNP-BC, a board certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner licensed in Florida.
That means she can diagnose mental health conditions and manage medication for children, adolescents, and adults. You do not need a referral to book, and you do not need to see anyone else first.
What you pay is set by your own Providence plan. Headway checks your benefits and shows an estimated cost before you schedule.
What to know about Providence coverage
Providence administers behavioral health benefits across several plan types, so the name on your behavioral health coverage may differ from the one printed on your primary medical card.
Headway's verification step will confirm whether your behavioral health benefit is administered by Providence.
Because plan details vary so much between products, we do not publish a price here. Headway verifies your specific benefits and shows an estimated cost before you schedule, so you can decide with the number in front of you.
Other plans we accept
Not seeing your plan? Self-pay rates are available, and the insurance overview explains how verification works.
Insurance networks are subject to change. Please verify your specific coverage and estimated costs through Headway before scheduling.
Next step
Book with Providence coverage
Verify your benefits and see your estimated cost on Headway before your first appointment.
Emily is accepting new patients as of August 9, 2026.
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