Lasting recovery
Designed to be the last eating disorder treatment you'll need
Covered by most insurance
Multidisplinary care team
All ages and diagnoses
100% virtual
We are in-network with most insurance plans
Plans include:
UnitedHealthCare, Optum, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Magellan, Carelon, Centene
... and many more commercial and Medicaid plans
What patients say about Equip
How Equip treatment works
Equip uses leading evidence-based modalities, including FBT, CBT-E, and DBT, which research shows are the most effective in treating eating disorders.
Why Equip is different
No commuting or pressing pause on school or work—Equip’s virtual care fits into daily life, building real-world recovery skills where and when they’re needed.
Patients are supported as needed with therapy, nutritional counseling, medical care, and mentorship from people with lived experience.
We offer a wide range of support groups for patients and their loved ones to connect with others and learn helpful recovery skills. There are groups for different identities and with different focus areas.
Equip patients and their loved ones have access to an abundance of additional resources: support groups, workshops, meal support, body image work, and more.
We get to know each patient and develop a treatment plan that’s tailored to their unique needs, goals, and challenges, and adaptable as treatment goes on.
We get to know each patient and develop a treatment plan that’s tailored to their unique needs, goals, and challenges. We pull from the leading evidence-based modalities to craft a personalized approach that works.
Learn more about our treatment approach
We rigorously monitor outcomes and use only the leading, evidence-based treatment modalities.
Equip patients see an early and sustained response to treatment
At one year
Patients requiring weight restoration who reached their target weight
After 16 weeks
49%
Average weekly weight gain for those who need it
After 1 year
75%
Average weekly weight gain for those who need it
of patients who required weight restoration had reached their target weight
Average decrease in eating disorder symptoms
After 16 weeks
47%
Average weekly weight gain for those who need it
After 1 year
66%
Average weekly weight gain for those who need it
average decrease in eating disorder symptoms
