Do we take insurance?
Presently, we do not take insurance. However, we do provide Superbills to clients if you would like to seek potential out of network reimbursement from your insurance company. A Superbill is essentially a receipt listing dates of service, CPT code, what was paid, and a diagnosis code. Depending on your specific plan and benefits, you may be eligible to have some percentage of your services reimbursed after you have reached your out-of-network deductible. We have partnered with a service called Mentaya that will check your benefits, and submit your out-of-network claims (i.e. your Superbills) for you. They charge a small fee (5% of the billed amount) per claim, and will refund their fee if for some reason the claim is rejected.
Is there a reason we don't take insurance?
Insurance companies require a diagnosis to work with you and pay for therapy. This diagnosis follows and stays with you and can be shared with other insurance companies (life insurance, health, etc.). Insurance companies can also limit the ways in which your therapist can help you by telling you how many sessions you have and can even limit which modality is okay to use. Research shows that when people pay out-of-pocket, they have more emotional investment in therapy and the change process.
How much is a session?
All sessions are billed for a clinical hour, 55 minutes of face-to-face or virtual meeting time and 5 minutes of administrative work for the therapist following the session. Rates vary per therapist. Please see rates below.
Kendra: $90 per session
Trevor: $130 per session
Heather:$130 per session
Lindsay: $130 per session
Josh: $150 per session
Kendra: $90 per session
Trevor: $130 per session
Heather:$130 per session
Lindsay: $130 per session
Josh: $150 per session