CJ Karrer
Writer · Reviewed by Richard ChanUpdated Jun 12, 2026
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Medicare Part B covers a range of outpatient mental health services, including individual and group psychotherapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management.
Beneficiaries receive one free depression screening per year when conducted in a primary care setting that can provide follow-up treatment and referrals.
Inpatient mental health care is covered under Medicare Part A, but it includes a lifetime limit of 190 days for care received in a specialized psychiatric hospital.
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