Insurance and Fees

I am currently a provider that is taking several insurances.  If I am an in-network provider, with your insurance company, I will obtain your eligibility and benefits prior to the session.  The  copay/coinsurance will be due the day of our session.  It will be my responsibility to bill your insurance company after the session occurs.   It is your responsibility to keep me updated regarding any changes that may occur with your insurance.  Any balance due, after any insurance claim processes will be your responsibility.

Out-of-network insurance? I will provide you with a Superbill which will give you the necessary information, to file the claim on your own behalf.

I AM A CURRENTLY IN-NETWORK FOR:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Unitedhealthcare/OPTUM

Note:  I am NOT a Medicare or Medicaid provider. 

Self pay/no insurance:

$100 per session Fee

No shows/Late cancellations for appointments (less than 24 hours notice):

$50 per session

Good Faith Estimate under the “No Surprise Act.”  

A new law, beginning January 1, 2022 , where health care providers are required to notify clients that opt/out of insurance; are self pay; or do not have insurance.  They are to receive a Good Faith Estimate prior to services.

Here is a link to the law.  https://www.apaservices.org/practice/legal/managed/good-faith-estimate-notice.pdf