Fees & Insurance


    • Aetna PPO

    • BCBS Choice

    • BCBS PPO

    • United Healthcare

    Our providers are considered out-of-network for other insurance companies. Therefore, your therapist will collect the full fee from you at each visit and provide you with the necessary form(s) to help you receive the benefits to which you are entitled; however, in this case, you (not your insurance company) are responsible for full payment of the fees. It is very important that you find out exactly what mental health services your insurance policy covers and if they will reimburse you for services received from an out-of-network provider.

    We accept all credit cards, HSA cards, and cash.

  • The fee for the initial intake appointment is $220 and the individual therapy fee is $200 per 55-minute session.

  • Our team will contact your insurance company prior to your first appointment to determine what your benefits are and the amount you will need to pay (if any). The office will notify you of the amount prior to your 1st appointment. You will then be expected to pay that amount at the time of your session.

  • We also serve as an out-of-network provider for clients who have insurance with other companies. This means we provide the necessary forms for you to file for reimbursement with your insurance carrier. 

    We encourage you to contact your insurance provider to discuss your options for outpatient therapy under your behavioral health benefits.

    1. Do I have out-of-network coverage?

    2. What is the deductible?

    3. How much of that deductible has been met as of today?

    4. Is there coinsurance or copay required?

    5. Is there a maximum number of sessions per year that are allowed?

    6. Do you cover CPT code 90837 for outpatient psychotherapy sessions without requiring a prior authorization? If so, what is the reimbursement rate?

    7. If you do not cover CPT code 90837 without a prior authorization, do you cover CPT code 90834 (which is a 45 minute session) without a prior authorization? If so, what is the reimbursement rate for 90834?