Rates for individual, family, and couples counseling/therapy
HOURLY RATE: $250/Hour* session
$360/90-minute session - for couples who prefer more time.
I am also available for intensives or 2 sessions per week or 2-hour sessions depending on need.
Private pay only for services beyond the standard 55 min session.
Due to the barriers and limitations of insurance, I no longer except commercial health insurance. However, I am happy to support you as an out-of-network provider, and walk through this process with you.
I also work with a common EAP company, and would love to support you through this benefit!
For Out-of-Network: Please contact your insurance company and ask for your “Out of Network Behavioral Health Telehealth benefits, using codes 90791, 90847 (primary code we’ll use), 90837, and 90846”.
If you have Cigna, Anthem BCBS, Aetna, Optum/United/ Connecticare/Harvard Pilgrim or other carriers I encourage you to explore this option as many plans have good benefits. I will regularly provide you with a “superbill”/invoice with all needed information, which you can submit (usually online) as a claim to your carrier. Your insurance will directly reimburse you according to your plan.
Please be advised in order to use your insurance benefits you will need to receive an appropriate mental health diagnosis. We can discuss this further, but the only way to avoid a diagnosis is through private-pay.
I accept credit/debit and HSA cards, which I require on file for autopay following each session.
PREPARE/ENRICH PREMARITAL and couples counseling:
Regular rate of $250/Hour* session.
$125 to begin program (covers the cost of the inventory, and initial time investment)
*PLEASE NOTE: 50-55 MINUTES IS A THERAPEUTIC HOUR.
What to ask your insurance company to receive Out-of-Network Mental Health and Therapy Services:
What is my out-of-network benefit for outpatient mental health?
What is my reimbursement rate for codes 90837, 90847, and 90846 with modifiers GT or 95?
Is a pre-authorization for services required?
How many sessions do I get under this benefit?
Do I have a separate deductible?
How much of the deductible has been met this year to date?
What is the copay once the deductible has been met?
To what address should the bills be sent? (Request the claim form and bring to session)
This information can be confusing, and even overwhelming, at times. Please know I am here to support you in this process. I will happily help answer your questions, or find the answers if I don't have them.