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Our Licensed Professional Counselors are credentialed in-network with the following insurance companies:
Our Licensed Professional Counselors are credentialed in-network with the following insurance companies:
Aetna
Oxford
Optum
United Healthcare
Benefits of paying “out of pocket” for therapy:
Benefits of paying “out of pocket” for therapy:
Paying for therapy out of pocket offers several benefits, including increased privacy and confidentiality, greater flexibility in choosing a therapist, and potentially faster access to care without relying on insurance approvals. It also allows clients to maintain control over their treatment decisions and avoid concerns about insurance coverage limitations or restrictions. Paying out of pocket for therapy can offer a more personalized and streamlined experience tailored to individual needs and preferences.
Out of Network Benefits
Out of Network Benefits
Using out-of-network health benefits offers flexibility in choosing healthcare providers outside of your insurance network, allowing you to access specialized care or preferred practitioners who may not be available within your network. This can be particularly helpful if you have specific healthcare needs or preferences. Utilizing out-of-network benefits can also provide greater access to care in areas where in-network providers are scarce or unavailable, ensuring that you receive the healthcare you need, regardless of location.
When using out of network benefits, the self-pay rate is due at the time of the session. Then the client then submits a claim to insurance for reimbursement. The amount of reimbursement varies depending on the company. We will provide everything you need to submit a claim to your insurance company to use your out of network benefits. While out-of-network services may incur higher costs, the ability to receive quality care from trusted providers can outweigh the financial considerations for some individuals, especially when considering the potential benefits to their health and well-being. Not sure if you have out of network benefits? Contact your insurance company to see if this may be an option.
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