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Insurance & Network Information
Welcome to our practice. To ensure your care is accessible and transparent, we list our commercial and public insurance networks by state below. If your plan is not listed, or if you choose not to use insurance, please review our FAQ section and the federal Good Faith Estimate disclosure at the bottom of this page.
📍 Accepted Insurance Networks by State
Select your state below to view our comprehensive network of approved insurance providers.
What if my insurance plan is not listed, or I choose to pay out-of-pocket? If you do not see your plan, you can utilize our standard individual therapy Self-Pay Rate of $155 per session. Upon request, we can provide you with a monthly statement (superbill) to submit to your insurance company for potential out-of-network reimbursement. For a comprehensive look at all out-of-pocket pricing, please visit our dedicated Self-Pay Page.
Do you accept insurance for Couples Counseling? No. Couples counseling is strictly self-pay and cannot be billed to health insurance. Please refer to our dedicated Self-Pay Page for current relationship and family therapy rates.
Are coaching and consultations covered by insurance?
No. Coaching and professional consultations are billed at separate, non-clinical self-pay rates. These services focus on goal-oriented strategy and personal development outside of a clinical diagnosis framework.
What about specialized paperwork, accommodation letters, or FMLA forms?
Because health insurance companies strictly pay for active, face-to-face treatment time, any out-of-session clinical or administrative document preparation (such as FMLA, disability paperwork, or specialized letters) is not covered by insurance. These specialized administrative services are subject to separate out-of-pocket fees.
What is your cancellation and no-show policy?
Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice, or missed entirely, will incur a $50 fee. Health insurance companies do not pay for missed appointments; this charge will be billed directly to the card on file.
How do I verify my clinical insurance benefits?
We recommend calling the member services number on the back of your insurance card prior to your first session. Ask them to verify your outpatient mental health benefits, copay amount, or whether you must meet a deductible first.
Public Disclosure: Your Right to a Good Faith Estimate
Uninsured or self-pay patients have the right to receive a written Good Faith Estimate of expected charges for non-emergency medical items and services at least one business day before scheduled care. You may also request an estimate prior to scheduling. If your final billed charges exceed the estimate by $400 or more, you retain the right to dispute the bill, and you should retain a personal copy of the estimate for your records.
For additional details or inquiries regarding your rights under the No Surprises Act, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call 1-800-985-3059.