Although my practice is self-pay, as an out-of-network provider my services are widely covered by many insurance companies.
If you plan to use your insurance benefits, here are some questions to ask your insurance carrier about the specifics of your plan:
- Will I be covered for tele-health sessions with an out-of-network, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)? (Reference: CPT Code 90837.95)
- Will I need pre-authorization?
- If I use out-of-network benefits, will I be reimbursed for the full amount or a portion?
- Do I have a deductible? If so, what is it that portion?
- Where do I submit a superbill to get reimbursed? (It’s usually a fax, an online portal, or a physical mailing address.)
Note: My services are not covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
CounselingRates
- Individuals
$265$225 USD per 60-minute session
September 1, 2026 – August 31, 2027, I’ll be dropping my rate back to my 2024 fee of $225.
I and other colleagues with self-pay practices have seen a downturn in the number of clients reaching out in the past year. I don’t think it’s because everyone is feeling awesome, in fact I feel like women are struggling more than ever. I love my work and want to keep supporting women through my practice. So this is an experiment to see if a lower rate will make my services more accessible.
All fees are due at the time of service, payable by credit, debit, or HSA/FSA card on file.
Each session is 1 hour.
I’m happy to provide a you with a superbill (an invoice with all the necessary information) that you can submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement.
Since I know submitting insurance claims can be daunting, I’ve set up an account with Reimbursify as an option. They act as a biller on your behalf, taking a small fee and % of what you get back, and they can help if any issues arise.
