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Supportive Care is a behavioral health company with an extraordinary team of clinicians providing a full range of pharmacological, psychological and behavioral health services to skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities and memory care communities.
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Supportive Care is a behavioral healthcare company with an extraordinary team of clinicians providing a full range of pharmacological, psychological, and behavioral health services to skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and memory care communities.
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Supportive Care is a behavioral health care company with an extraordinary team of clinicians providing a full range of pharmacological, psychological and behavioral health services to skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities and memory care communities throughout the United States.
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Our mission is to provide the highest quality of mental health services to vulnerable, disabled and at-risk elderly population. Supportive Care is rapidly growing, and we are looking to bring in the New Year with several opportunities for clinicians who currently hold a Mental health licensure and are dedicated and have a compassionate mindset working with the geriatric population.
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Credentialing is handled and paid for by our team of experts. Psychologist: $700-$850+ Per Day Average; based on the number of sessions. Must be licensed in the state in which you are applying.
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