Understanding Your Insurance & Therapy Costs
We believe financial concerns shouldn't prevent you from receiving quality mental health care. Understanding insurance can feel overwhelming—but you don't have to figure it out alone. Whether you're using insurance, self-pay, or exploring reduced-fee options, we're here to help you understand your coverage, costs, and choices so you can find the option that best meets your needs.
Finding The Right Option For You
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Using Your Insurance
We are in-network with many major insurance plans. Your out-of-pocket cost is determined by your insurance plan and may include a copay, coinsurance, deductible, or be covered in full. If you're unsure what your benefits include, we're happy to help you understand your options before getting started.
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Self-Pay Options
Some clients choose to pay out of pocket if they don't have insurance, prefer not to use their insurance benefits, or would like additional flexibility.
🌻Licensed Therapist $110
🌻Associate Licensed Therapist $100
🌻Counseling Intern $50
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Reduced-Fee Options
We believe financial hardship shouldn't prevent someone from accessing therapy. Reduced-fee appointments may be available for clients without insurance or those with high deductibles who are experiencing financial hardship.
🌻Associate Licensed Therapist $70
🌻Counseling Intern $30
Please Note: Self-pay and reduced-fee sessions are not submitted to insurance and are not assigned CPT codes for clients to submit to their insurance for reimbursement.
Insurance We Accept
Major Medical Insurance Plans
Aetna
Allied Trades Assistance Program (ATAP)
Anthem
Blue Cross Blue Shield
BCBS Federal Employee Plan
Capital BlueCross
Cigna
ComPsych
Empire BCBS
Excellus BCBS
Florida Blue
Geisinger (GHP)
Highmark
Homestead / Claim Watcher
Horizon BCBS
Independence Administrators
Independence Blue Cross (IBX)
Jefferson Individual & Family Health Plans
Keystone Health Plan East
Mental Health Consultants (MHC)
Meritain Health
Optum
Oscar
Oxford
Premera BCBS
Regence BCBS
Regional Care
Surest
Tricare
UHC Student Resources
UMR
United Healthcare (UHC)
UPMC
US Family Health Plan
Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
Aetna EAP
Cigna EAP
Curalinc EAP
FirstCall / MainLine Health
HealthAdvocate
LifeSolutions EAP
Mental Health Consultant EAP
Mutual of Omaha
Don't See Your Insurance?
Insurance participation may vary by therapist and the state where services are provided. If you don't see your plan listed or have questions about your coverage, contact us and we'll help you understand your options.
FAQs
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To find out what your financial responsibility would be you should contact your insurance company, by dialing the member services number on the back of your insurance card. Here is some suggested questions to ask:
Do I have mental health insurance benefits?
Do I have a deductible? If so, has it been met?
Do I have a co-payment / cost-share / or co-insurance?
Do I require approval or referral from my primary care physician?
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We try are best to become in-network with as many insurance companies as possible. If you do not see your insurance company listed we encourage you to reach out to us because sometimes we can obtain what we call a Single Case Agreement (SCA).
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A Single Case Agreement (SCA) is a special contract allowing a client to use their in-network benefits to see an out-of-network provider. It is an exception made by the insurance company where the client pays only their usual in-network co-pays and/or deductible.
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Yes. We understand sometimes financial circumstances make it difficult to access therapy and we do offer reduce fees for these times. We encourage you to discuss with your therapist.
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Step 1: Connect With Us
Take the first step by contacting us. We're here to answer your questions and help you get started.
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Step 2: We'll Guide You
Together, we'll help you find the therapist who is the best fit for your needs, goals, and preferences.
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Step 3: Begin Healing Together
Meet your therapist, build a trusting relationship, and begin working toward meaningful growth and lasting change.

