Fees and Insurance
I am currently credentialed with:
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Aetna
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BCBS
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Cigna and Evernorth
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Oscar
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Oxford
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United Healthcare
Confidentiality Limitations with Insurance:
When using insurance for counseling, there must be a medical necessity for treatment. This means that your personal health information, including any mental health diagnosis, will be shared with your insurance provider. Insurance companies can also request to see additional documentation including session notes and treatment plans. It's important to keep all of this in mind when deciding whether or not to utilize insurance benefits for counseling sessions.
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Private Pay/Out of Network Fee:
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Initial Intake/Assessment: $150
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Individual Therapy Session (53-60 minutes): $135
The Good Faith No Surprises Act is a federal law designed to protect patients from unexpected medical bills (including psychotherapy bills). Under this legislation, patients who receive emergency care or non-elective care from out-of-network providers are shielded from exorbitant surprise bills. Additionally, healthcare providers are required to furnish patients with good faith estimates of anticipated costs for certain services, allowing for informed decision-making and financial planning on the part of the patient.
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If you are a private pay client (with or without insurance), you have the right to request a good faith estimate from your healthcare provider. ​If you receive a bill that is at least $400 more for any provider or facility than your Good Faith Estimate from that provider or facility, you can dispute the bill.
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