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Paying for Therapy

Therapy is an investment for sure. I am not in-network with any health insurance companies

However, many health insurance plans provide out-of-network benefits that can help cover the cost of therapy

By using these benefits, you can see the therapist of your choice even if they’re not in your insurance network. Here’s how it works and how you can make the most of these benefits using a “superbill.”

Step 1: Check Your Out-of-Network Benefits

Contact your insurance provider to confirm if you have out-of-network mental health coverage. When you reach out, you might ask:

             •What percentage of out-of-network services are reimbursed?

            •Is there an out-of-network deductible, and if so, how much?

            •Are there specific requirements, such as a diagnosis, for coverage?

 Once you know what your plan covers, you’ll have a better idea of the costs involved and what you can expect to be reimbursed.

Step 2: Attend Therapy and Request a Superbill

 After each session, you’ll pay me directly. On the 1st of each month, I will issue you a "superbill" which is an itemized document that serves as a receipt for your therapy services and includes all the necessary information for your insurance provider, such as:

            •      Your therapist’s name, license, and tax ID

            •      Dates of sessions

            •      A description of the services provided

            •      Diagnosis and treatment codes

Step 3: Submit the Superbill to Your Insurance Company

 Once you have the superbill, you can submit it to your insurance provider for reimbursement. Most insurers allow you to submit claims online, by mail, or via their mobile app. After submission, it may take a few weeks to process, and you’ll receive reimbursement according to your plan’s coverage and deductible.

Step 4: Receive Reimbursement

 After your insurance processes the claim, you’ll receive a reimbursement check or direct deposit, depending on your preferences. Your insurance may cover a percentage of the cost, helping to offset your out-of-pocket expenses.