FAQ’s

We are primarily insurance based and the cost for our services depend on your insurance. In some cases that cost for our services can be $0 or just a few dollars per session, but can be higher if you haven’t met your deductible.

We will provide a best guess estimate by performing a Verification of Benefits with your insurance. We also encourage you to contact your insurance and ask about your Mental Health benefits.

For patients who are not using insurance, or have insurance that we are not in network with, we have an Affordable Service Plan that is $150 for initial visits, and $95 per session for Psychotherapy.

The easiest way to find out about the mental health benefits of your insurance is to contact you insurance directly. There should be a customer support number in the back of your insurance card. Make sure to mention mental health benefits, specifically when talking to your insurance because it may be different from other services. Always request and record a reference number when talking to your insurance so that you can reference those conversations when contacting them in the future.

We always perform a Verification of Benefits before your first appointment and then we send out our best guess estimate. However, the data we receive from your insurance company isn’t always accurate and it is best to confirm with your insurance company.

The first step in the process is to click on the Book Now link at the top of the page. You will be directed to a page to schedule your intake appointment with one of our care coordinator.

Once you select a date and provide some basic information, you will be scheduled for your intake appointment. You will receive a request to fill out some forms, which are required for the intake.

You will then be ready for your intake. You will receive information about your intake and you will receive a link, by text, for your appointment.

The intake is a virtual appointment. If the appointment is for a child, then the intake should only be attended by the parent. The intake is to collect patient history and goals and at the end of the appointment the care coordinator will help you select the services you want to receive and to assign the best provider for each service. You will have appointments scheduled with your provider(s) and a treatment plan will be created based on your needs.

From there you will start your treatments with your provider(s). You and your provider will determine the frequency of appointments and length of treatment.