I do not accept insurance. 

I am an out-of-network provider which means that your insurance is accepted based on your out-of-network benefits.

• With out-of-network benefits, you can receive substantial reimbursement for psychotherapy services depending on your insurance coverage AND after the annual deductible is met (check your insurance card for "OON deductible").

Patients are responsible for the full fee of the session at the time of their appointment. I provide you with all the necessary documentation for your payment will turn into an "out-of-network" reimbursement for you.

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I work with Thrizer, a company that helps patients explore their out-of-network benefits with their insurance companies & submit claims on their behalf so they can get their $$ back! You can check with Thrizer first (they are willing to do this for free) before you commit to therapy.

• It will be your responsibility to contact your insurance to discuss out-of-network provider benefits and mental health coverage. They do not share any information about your policy with practitioners.
• With this method, you have to send out your therapy "superbill" receipts to your insurance company to receive reimbursement.
  Questions to ask your insurance company:
• Do I need a referral from my primary care physician, and/or need prior authorization from my insurance company?
• What company covers my mental health benefits? (Sometimes insurance companies carve out mental health treatment to other entities to manage mental/behavioral health treatment)
• Do I have teletherapy benefits and if yes, what are they? What codes are necessary to submit to the insurance? Are there limits?
• Billing procedure codes that are typically used for mental health services include 90837 (individual therapy, 60-minutes).
• What, if any, are my co-payments or co-insurance?
• Do I have a deductible? If yes, how much of my deductible has been met to date?
• Does my policy have an out-of-pocket maximum?
  If my provider is not in my insurance network:
• What percentage of my bill will be paid by the insurance company?
• Is there an out-of-network deductible that must be met? If yes, what is it?
• Is the percentage of my bill paid by the insurance company based on usual, customary, and reasonable (UCR) schedules or on the actual charges?​
• Does my policy have an out-of-pocket maximum?
  HELPFUL TIP: It is a good idea to note the date of your call and the name of the person you spoke with. Be sure to obtain information about your deductible, the rate of reimbursement, and the number of sessions for which you could be reimbursed.