Authorized VA CCN Mental Health Provider
Providing Veterans in Georgia with timely, specialized mental health support through the Community Care Network.
CALL NOW: (404) 381-8849What is a VA CCN Provider?
A VA CCN (Veterans Community Care Network) provider is a private clinician authorized to treat Veterans when the VA cannot provide direct care. This ensures you don't have to wait months for an appointment or drive long distances to a VA Medical Center.
Your Path to Mental Health Support
How it Works: The Referral Process
1. VA Determines Eligibility → 2. Referral Issued to CCN → 3. Appointment with Resilience Georgia → 4. Care Begins
💡 Pro-Tip: Direct Scheduling
Ask your VA coordinator for "Direct Scheduling" with Resilience Georgia. This allows us to book your appointment immediately once the referral is in the system, bypassing lengthy administrative wait times.
Common Pitfall to Avoid
The Authorization Gap: Do not begin your first session until you have a confirmed Standardized Episode of Care (SEOC) number. Treatment provided before the official authorization date cannot be retroactively covered by the VA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the VA pay for this therapy?
Yes. If you are referred through the CCN, the VA covers the cost of your sessions at Resilience Georgia.
How do I get a referral?
Contact your VA Primary Care Provider or Mental Health Coordinator and request a referral to a community provider due to drive time or wait times.
Can I choose Resilience Georgia?
Yes. You can specifically request Resilience Georgia as your preferred provider when the VA is processing your community care authorization.
Ready to Start Your Journey?
Contact our intake team today to verify your authorization.
Call (404) 381-8849