We work with several insurance companies to increase access to mental health care

• Aetna
• Anthem/BCBS NV
• Optum
• UnitedHealthcare
• Cigna

Contact us so we can check your eligibility and determine the cost of sessions. You can also contact your insurance directly:

• Look on the back of your insurance card for a phone number for mental or behavioral health and call your insurance company to find out:
  • If your plan covers mental health services
  • If your plan gives you a choice of what kind of mental health professional to see. Some plans may cover only sessions with psychologists, for example. I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW)
  • If there is a deductible – in some plans, you have to pay a certain amount out-of-pocket before your benefits begin paying. Deductibles sometimes are high, and the insurance will not cover any of your treatment until that amount is reached. For that reason, ask how much the deductible is, if mental health services count towards your deductible, and when the deductible starts again (in the beginning of the year vs. your employer’s fiscal year)
  • What your copayment is. This is determined by your insurance and paid directly to your clinician prior to the session
  • If there is a limited number of sessions covered by your plan

Please keep in mind that your coverage is determined by your insurance company, and that it is the client’s responsibility to know their insurance benefits at the time of service. If the insurance denies payment, clients are financially responsible for services provided.