Investing in YOU.
Fees
Appointments may be available on weekdays, evenings, & weekends
Individual Therapy - $200 per 50 minute session
It may be helpful to think about your monthly budget for therapy.
In an effort to make therapy more accessible, we offer a number of cash pay reduced fee spots for individual therapy. Ask about these spots in our initial consultation call.
There are times when I am not able to offer a discounted rate, however can offer referrals to other therapists who have fees within your budget.
Relationship Therapy - $200 per 50 minute session or $360 per 90 minute session
Using a “superbill” for out-of-network benefits
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I recommend you confirm your out of network benefits by contacting your insurance carrier and asking them the following questions:
“I will be paying my therapist out of pocket at the rate of $200. How much will I be reimbursed through my plan?”
“Is online/telehealth therapy covered?“
“What is the deductible amount I will need to meet before I am reimbursed?”
“My therapist will give me a superbill for my appointments. How to I submit the superbill? Is there another form I need to submit as well?”
“When will I receive payment and will they send a check or will they direct deposit the reimbursement?”
Please note: Although many clients have been reimbursed by their insurance company, reimbursement is not guaranteed, and widely varies from policy to policy.
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Each month I will send you a “superbill”, which is a specialized receipt that you submit to your insurance company.
The superbill includes the following information:
My contact information and tax information.
Your contact information
Your diagnosis (this is required by insurance)
Your fees paid, and session days/times
Note: You may want to look into companies such as Mentaya and Reimbursify who offer services that help consumers submit their superbills.
Therapy is a big investment of your time, money, and energy.
All questions are welcome and valid before you determine if therapy with me is right for you.
Good Faith Estimate
Effective January 1, 2022, a ruling went into effect called the "No Surprises Act" which requires practitioners to provider a "Good Faith Estimate" of costs for private pay services. This Good Faith Estimate shows the costs of items and services that are reasonably expected for your health care needs for an item or service. Should you be charged over $400 more than your Good Faith Estimate you may dispute (appeal) the bill.
To learn more go to www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call 800-985-3059.