There's something immensely powerful about getting therapy from a place where you feel safe.
For many people, that safe space isn't a therapist's office—it's home. Maybe it's your favorite chair by the window, or your kitchen table with a cup of tea nearby.
The beauty of virtual therapy lies in its ability to meet you where you are, literally and figuratively. Whether you're a busy parent who can't find childcare, someone with mobility challenges, or simply someone who feels more comfortable opening up in familiar surroundings, Cigna’s therapy coverage can remove the barriers that might have kept you from getting support before.
Yes, most Cigna plans cover online therapy.
Your insurance plan will normally treat virtual therapy sessions the same as in-person visits. This means you'll pay the same copays and deductibles whether you meet with a licensed therapist in their office or through a video call.
Virtual therapy is convenient, private, and often easier to fit into busy schedules. With your Cigna health benefits, you can access quality care from home.
Your Cigna health plan includes coverage for various types of online therapy:
Finding the right licensed therapist who accepts Cigna and offers virtual sessions doesn't have to be difficult.
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Online therapy offers several advantages over in-person care:
Your treatment plan remains just as effective with virtual sessions. Many people find they're more comfortable opening up from home.
Cigna health benefits typically include:
In short, most of the same mental health conditions covered in-person are covered through virtual therapy.
Online therapy costs work the same as regular therapy:
Check your specific health plan details for exact costs.
Although session costs are usually the same, many people find online therapy more affordable when you factor in saved travel time and costs.
To have successful therapy sessions online, you'll need:
Most licensed therapists use secure, HIPAA-compliant platforms to protect your digital privacy during virtual sessions.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) works well online because you can practice skills in your real environment. This approach helps you identify and change negative thought patterns while building practical coping strategies.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) groups have moved successfully to virtual formats. These skills-based groups teach emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness through online platforms.
Trauma therapy can be effective online when you're in a safe, comfortable space. Many trauma survivors find their own environment helps them feel more secure during difficult sessions.
Family therapy often works better virtually since everyone can participate from their own location. This format can reduce conflict and make it easier for family members to express themselves honestly.
To get the best value from your insurance plan:
Ready to begin virtual therapy with your Cigna coverage? Here's how:
Don't let insurance confusion stop you from getting help. Your Cigna health benefits make quality mental health care accessible through virtual therapy.
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Your mental health matters. With Cigna's coverage for virtual therapy, getting help is easier than ever. Let us connect you with the right licensed therapist for your treatment plan.
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Ryan is former Head of Growth. At MyWellbeing, he helps providers get matched with clients through their unique matchmaking directory. Prior to MyWellbeing, he was the founder of Kontess, an edtech solution for universities, which was acquired in 2021. He has worked with small businesses and startups alike to help them increase revenue and reach more potential customers through the use of sales and marketing at his agency, Rex Marketing & CX.