JNG Health Network

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JNG Health Network is a behavioral and mental health practice providing therapy, psychological evaluation, and related services to children, adolescents, adults, and families, primarily in South Florida and via telehealth.

Miramar, Florida, United States

About JNG Health Network

JNG Health Network is a mental and behavioral health provider that offers a wide range of therapeutic services, including individual, family, and couples therapy, psychological evaluations, and specialized services for children, adolescents, and adults. Based in South Florida, the organization serves clients through in‑office visits at multiple locations as well as telehealth/telepsychology sessions, using platforms like Microsoft Teams to increase access to care. Its clinicians draw on approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, and family‑systems interventions to address issues like anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and emotional or developmental challenges.

A charge from JNG Health Network on a bank or card statement typically relates to fees for therapy sessions, psychological testing, intake assessments, or related clinical services. Depending on the client’s arrangement, the charge may reflect self‑pay services on a sliding‑fee scale, co‑pays or co‑insurance amounts after insurance billing, or balances due for prior visits. Telehealth visits are generally billed in a similar way to in‑person appointments, so even if services were provided online or by video, the billing descriptor may still reference JNG Health or a variation of its name through the payment processor.

If you have questions about a JNG Health Network charge, the best steps are to review your recent appointment history, therapy receipts, or insurance explanations of benefits (EOBs), then contact JNG Health Network’s administrative or billing office directly using the phone numbers or email listed on their official website. Ask for the date of service, clinician name, and type of service tied to the transaction. If the charge does not match your records, you can request a detailed statement or correction. For suspected fraud or unrecognized use of your card, contact both JNG Health Network’s billing department and your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute or block unauthorized transactions.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to JNG Health Network.

  1. DEBIT-DC 4454 CPI*JNG HEALTHY VE XX-7713 NJ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from JNG Health Network on my card statement?

A charge from JNG Health Network usually corresponds to a mental health service such as an intake assessment, individual or family therapy session, or psychological testing. It may represent a self‑pay visit, an insurance co‑pay or co‑insurance amount, or a balance due after your insurance has processed a claim.

Could this JNG Health Network charge be for a telehealth or virtual therapy visit?

Yes. JNG Health Network offers telehealth and telepsychology sessions, and those services are typically billed the same way as in‑person visits. Even if your appointment took place online via Microsoft Teams or another platform, the payment processor will still list JNG Health Network or a shortened variant as the merchant.

How can I confirm exactly which appointment or service this JNG Health Network charge is for?

Compare the transaction date and amount with your recent JNG Health Network appointments, then contact their administrative or billing office using the phone number or email on jnghealth.com. Ask them to verify the date of service, provider, and type of service associated with the specific dollar amount that appears on your statement.

Does JNG Health Network use a sliding fee scale or discounted rates?

JNG Health Network publishes a sliding fee schedule for certain services based on income and family size, and some services may be discounted for eligible clients. If your charge is different from what you expected, contact their billing office to confirm which fee schedule or insurance rate was applied to your visit.

How do I dispute or request a refund for a JNG Health Network charge I believe is incorrect?

Start by contacting JNG Health Network’s billing specialist or administrative office and request an itemized statement for the charge. If there was an error—such as a duplicated charge, incorrect time billed, or misapplied insurance payment—you can request an adjustment or refund from their billing department. If the issue is not resolved, you may then follow up with your bank or card issuer to formally dispute the transaction.

Why is the JNG Health Network amount different from my usual co‑pay?

Your amount can vary if your insurance plan changed, your deductible or out‑of‑pocket maximum status changed, or if the service type was different—for example, psychological testing versus a standard therapy visit. Reviewing your insurance explanation of benefits (EOB) and then contacting JNG Health Network’s billing office can clarify how the final patient responsibility was calculated.

How can I cancel future appointments or stop recurring charges from JNG Health Network?

JNG Health Network does not typically bill as a flat subscription; charges are usually tied to specific sessions. To avoid future charges, contact their office to cancel or reschedule upcoming appointments according to their cancellation policy, and confirm that you do not have any outstanding balances or auto‑payment arrangements on file.

What should I do if I don’t recognize JNG Health Network and have never had therapy there?

If no one on your account has received services from JNG Health Network, contact them using the information on their official website and provide only the limited transaction details your bank allows you to share. Ask if they have any record of your name or card number. If they do not, immediately contact your bank or card issuer to report the charge as potentially fraudulent and request a new card if necessary.

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