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The majority of visits cost patients $30 or less after insurance
Includes all types of patient costs: copayment, deductible, coinsurance, and $0 payments. Excludes no-shows. Your medical visit costs can vary depending on insurance coverage.
How much do visits cost?
The final cost of your visit depends on the details of your coverage. We only work with patients whose insurance we accept.
Can I get an estimate of my visit cost?
Can I get an estimate of my visit cost?
The best way to get a detailed estimate of your cost is to contact your insurance company directly, since your cost will depend on the details of your coverage.
For some, it’s just a copay. If you have an unmet deductible, it could be more.
Call the number on your insurance card and ask about your plan’s coverage for outpatient psychiatric services.
Do I have to go through insurance?
Do I have to go through insurance?
Right now, we only see patients whose insurance we accept, and we don’t currently have a self-pay option.
If you’re interested in self-pay, or if we don’t take your insurance, sites like Zocdoc.com and PsychologyToday.com can help you find care.
Do you offer payment plans?
Do you offer payment plans?
We do. For balances over $250, we offer the option to pay over time, on a schedule you choose.
After you receive your first statement, you can enroll online. Choose either a monthly or biweekly plan. The minimum payment is $50 and the maximum repayment period is 6 months.
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Can I get an appointment cost estimate?
Can I get an appointment cost estimate?
The majority of visits cost patients $30 or less after insurance*, but the actual cost of your appointments depends on the details of your insurance plan.
The best way to get a detailed cost estimate is to contact your insurance provider directly. Call the number on the back of your insurance card and ask about your plan’s coverage for outpatient psychiatric services. Some insurance companies also offer customer support via email.
*Includes all types of patient costs: copayment, deductible, coinsurance, and $0 payments. Excludes no-shows. Your medical visit costs can vary depending on insurance coverage. Learn more.
Is self-pay an option?
Is self-pay an option?
Right now, we only see patients whose insurance we accept, and we do not currently offer a self-pay option. If you’re interested in self-pay, see our resources page for other places to continue your search in finding care.
Do you take Medicaid?
Do you take Medicaid?
We don’t take Medicaid at this time. For help finding clinicians that do, see our resources page for other places to continue your search, or your state’s Medicaid website. If you have a primary care provider, they may be able to provide a referral.
Do you offer payment plans?
Do you offer payment plans?
We offer the option to pay balances over $250 in monthly or biweekly installments. After you receive your first statement, you can enroll online and choose a monthly or biweekly payment plan. The minimum payment is $50 and the maximum repayment period is 6 months.
How does billing work?
How does billing work?
We bill your insurance directly, and we won’t send you a statement until they’ve responded. The specific timeframe depends on your insurer. Some patients don’t receive a bill for a few weeks.
If you want to know in advance how much you’ll owe for your visits, we recommend contacting your insurer directly to get the most accurate estimate.
What if I have a deductible?
What if I have a deductible?
Some insurance plans have a deductible, an amount you have to pay out of pocket before your insurance company starts paying. If you haven’t reached your deductible, your insurance may not cover the costs of your visits until you do. The best way to find out how much your plan will cover is to call your insurer directly. You can find their number on your insurance card.
