Pricing

Fee Structure

I currently accept CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and CIGNA insurance.

At this time, I also welcome self-pay clients and those using out-of-network benefits.

I currently accept CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and CIGNA insurance. At this time, I also welcome self-pay clients and those using out-of-network benefits. Please check back for updates as more plans become available.
Out-of-network simply means I’m not directly contracted with your insurance plan. Many plans still offer partial reimbursement for therapy, depending on your benefits.
No. To make things easier, our billing department can submit out-of-network claims for you as a courtesy, so you don’t have to manage the paperwork yourself.
Yes. Our billing department may assist with checking out-of-network benefits so you have a clearer idea of what your plan may cover. Final coverage and reimbursement decisions are always made by your insurance company.
If you use out-of-network benefits, insurance reimbursement is paid directly to the practice and applied to your account.
Any portion of the fee not covered by insurance—such as deductibles, coinsurance, or denied amounts—remains the client’s responsibility.

A credit card is kept on file to make billing simple and seamless. It may be used to cover any remaining balance after insurance has processed your claim.
If insurance reimburses more than anticipated, your account will be credited.
Absolutely. Many clients choose private pay. In that case, payment is due at the time of the session using the card on file.
While we’re happy to assist with billing, insurance coverage and reimbursement amounts vary by plan and cannot be guaranteed.
Session fees are based on the type and length of service provided:
- Initial Intake / Diagnostic Evaluation (90791): $220
- 60-minute psychotherapy session (90837): $185
- 45-minute psychotherapy session (90834): $150
- 30-minute psychotherapy session (90832): $115
Session length and frequency are determined collaboratively based on clinical needs. Current fees are subject to periodic review with advance notice.
If you are uninsured or choosing not to use insurance, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost of services under the No Surprises Act. This estimate outlines anticipated charges for scheduled services and is available upon request before services begin.