FAQ
What is transitional medical and mental health care?
Transitional care provides short-term primary care and psychotherapy when your usual providers are unavailable, not yet established, or you need extra support during a healthcare or life transition.
Divine Wellness Partners helps bridge that gap while supporting health literacy, care navigation, advocacy, and connection to long-term resources.
Who is transitional care for?
It may be a good fit if you recently left the ER, urgent care, hospital, rehabilitation, or another facility; are between primary care providers; recently relocated; or are navigating a major health or life change.
Is Divine Wellness Partners a primary care practice?
Divine Wellness Partners provides short-term primary care during gaps and transitions. Our goal is to support you until your long-term primary care team is available or established.
What medical services are available?
Medical visits may include follow-up care, medication review, chronic condition support, health education, care navigation, and connection to appropriate long-term resources.
What is transitional psychotherapy?
Transitional psychotherapy is short-term, solution-focused counseling for patients and caregivers who need support coping with health changes, caregiving, stress, adjustment, or other life transitions.
Do you provide long-term psychotherapy?
Our focus is short-term transitional support. When ongoing therapy or a higher level of behavioral health care is needed, we can help connect you with appropriate long-term resources.
Do you provide patient advocacy?
Yes. Board Certified Patient Advocacy is available for individuals and caregivers who need help understanding or navigating medical or mental health care.
What can a patient advocate help with?
Advocacy may include appointment preparation, understanding diagnoses and treatment plans, organizing questions and records, communicating concerns, and identifying resources or specialists.
Where are services available?
Primary care and psychotherapy are available by telehealth in Florida and Georgia. In-office primary care is available in Palm Bay, Florida, with limited home visits for eligible homebound patients in Brevard County. Advocacy services are available nationwide.
Do you offer home visits?
Limited medical home visits are available for patients who are truly homebound within Brevard County, FL. Availability is determined individually.
Do you offer self-pay?
Yes. Self-pay options are available for primary care, psychotherapy, and patient advocacy services.
Do you accept insurance?
Select insurance plans are accepted for medical and mental health services. Coverage varies by service, provider, and state, so our team can verify benefits before your appointment.
Do I need a referral?
A referral is not generally required to contact Divine Wellness Partners or schedule self-pay services. Insurance requirements may vary by plan.
Can Divine Wellness Partners help me find a long-term provider?
Yes. Care navigation and resource connection are built into our transitional services when long-term care needs to be established.
Can caregivers receive services too?
Yes. Caregivers may receive short term primary care, transitional psychotherapy, advocacy support, education, and resource connection depending on their needs.
How long do patients stay with Divine Wellness Partners?
The length of care depends on your individual needs and transition. Our model is designed to provide short-term support rather than replace an established long-term care team.
What should I do if I am having an emergency?
Divine Wellness Partners is not an emergency service. For a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
How do I get started?
For medical or psychotherapy appointments, you can schedule online or call 321-364-3758.
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For patient advocacy, you can schedule a discovery call online or by phone at 321-364-3758.
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If you’re unsure which service is right for you, call 321-364-3758 and our team can help guide you.
