Do you take insurance?

I am impaneled with Cigna and bill them directly. I also work with Out of Network insurance options. If you have out of network benefits from a private insurance company that is not Cigna, I will provide paperwork, called a Superbill, for you to submit for reimbursement.

What is your fee?

Individual Therapy is $155, Couples Therapy $155, Clinical Consultation $155 and Clinical Group Consultation $200.

What do “out of network benefits” mean?

Your insurance company either requires you to remain in network or they allow you to go out of network. If you have exclusively in network benefits, the insurance company will only pay for services when you see providers who are directly impaneled with your insurance company. If you have out of network benefits, your insurance company will cover a portion of the fees incurred by seeing a provider who is not impaneled with your insurance.

How do I know what kind of benefits I have and if I can get reimbursed?

On the back of your insurance card, you’ll find a member services phone number. Call that number and let the representative know that you’d like to see an "out-of-network behavioral health provider." Ask about your "out-of-network benefits." They may explain that you have no coverage, or they will detail the benefits available to you. For example, you might need to meet a deductible before accessing the benefits, or they may be available immediately. Be sure to ask what percentage or amount will be covered, and inquire about the process for submitting your paperwork or superbill for reimbursement. Typically, submitting your superbill is as simple as uploading it to a portal.

Please note, this does not apply to Medicare or Medicare Advantage plans. As an "opt-out" clinician, I am unable to accept reimbursement for services through Medicare, and both of us are required to sign a form acknowledging that no reimbursement will be sought. However, if you have Medicare as your primary insurance and a private insurance (like Blue Cross) as secondary, your secondary insurance may offer out-of-network benefits.