Question 1

Do you take my insurance?

Accepted Answer

Each therapist’s page on this website lists which insurances they are currently able to take. Due to insurance regulations, not all therapists can take the same insurance plans and not all insurance plans cover the same services. So, we request & recommend that you contact your insurance provider to double-check on your coverage, deductibles, and copay. If you need any info about our practice to provide to your insurance provider, please reach out via the Contact Us form. We do not utilize insurance for any Couples Therapy.

Question 2

Do you provide superbills for private pay clients?

Accepted Answer

We do not provide superbills; however, we can provide an invoice of your paid sessions upon your request.

Question 3

What are your fees for private pay?

Accepted Answer

The initial intake assessment is a 90 minute appointment for all types of therapy - $200
Individual therapy sessions at the standard 50-55 minute timeframe - $150
Couples therapy sessions at the standard 50-55 minute timeframe - $175
Family therapy sessions at the standard 50-55 minute timeframe - $175

Question 4

Do you have discounted session rates for private pay?

Accepted Answer

We offer a Sliding Scale Program for discounted session rates, to help make therapy more accessible after your first intake. All intakes are the same beginning fee, but subsequent ongoing sessions may be discounted. The Sliding Scale Program is based on household size and annual income.

There is an application form and financial documents needed to submit to your therapist for eligibility. Please reach out via our Contact Us form to learn more.

Each of our therapists also reserve a few spaces on their caseload for Open Path clients who have registered through the Open Path Psychotherapy Collective: https://openpathcollective.org. 
This is for clients who may need a slightly deeper discount than what we are normally able to provide. The therapist will appear on the Open Path site as open if they are actively taking new clients at these rates.

Question 5

What is a Good Faith Estimate, and do you provide them?

Accepted Answer

Under federal law, clients who do not use insurance or who choose not to use their insurance have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost of services. We do provide a GFE our private pay clients, however, therapy is an open-ended process, and the length and course of treatment cannot be predicted or guaranteed. This estimate is based on information known at the time it is provided and reflects anticipated fees for services, but it does not guarantee final charges, which may change depending on the frequency and duration of therapy.

For more information on your rights under the No Surprises Act and how to request a Good Faith Estimate, visit, https://www.cms.gov.

Question 6

Why is Couples Therapy private pay only?

Accepted Answer

All Couples' sessions are private pay, and eligible for our sliding scale program. We do not utilize insurance for Couples Therapy. We do this to ensure a gold standard of clinical ethics & excellence, making sure Couples Therapy is balanced and neutral with no one party being identified as a problem. We believe that relationship distress and relationship growth is a shared dynamic, and we want to treat your relationship as a whole. By keeping Couples Therapy private pay, we are also able to tailor services to your relationship needs, with no barriers to length of sessions, frequency of sessions or number of sessions.

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