Pricing and INsurance

Insurance is taken through Headway (please check in advance if your insurance is accepted). If paying a deductible or copay out of pocket, payment is expected at the time of service. We accept debit and credit cards, through Headway.

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation: $450.00 (45-60 Minute) 

Therapy Session with Medication Management: $250.00 (40 Minutes) 

Therapy Session with Medication Management: $200.00 (20 Minutes) 

Medication Management with limited therapy: $150.00 

Lab Handling: $25.00 

Dictated Letters: $25.00 

Dictated Reports and/or Evaluations: $100.00 

***No-shows and cancellations of less than 24 hours’ notice may be subject to the posted service fee.***  

++Sliding Scale available. 

Insurance is accepted through Headway.co where we accept Aetna, Oscar Health, United Healthcare, Oxford, Cigna, and Horizon. Please check with Headway and your insurance before booking appointments to confirm that your insurance is accepted.

We do not accept insurance directly at this time other than through Headway.co, but you can submit the bill to your insurance for reimbursement if your insurance is not covered under Headway.co . We are not responsible if insurance rejects part or all of your claim. It is your responsibility to confirm your insurance coverage prior to your appointment as well as fill out all Headway.co forms.  Please check with your carrier prior to scheduling an appointment. This can also change throughout the year as plans change. Some insurance plans offer out of network benefits after a deductible is met.  It is your responsibility to know your insurance benefits, as we cannot guarantee your copay, that you will be reimbursed for services or the amount of reimbursement. Fees are due at the time of visit.  A receipt will be provided at the end of each appointment for your records and possible reimbursement. It is your responsibility to keep receipts for insurance and tax purposes, as we do not keep copies. Receipts can be duplicated for an additional charge.   

++ sliding scales base the rate you pay on your income. This makes it possible to get treatment even if you don't have insurance (or we don't accept your insurance) and you can't afford the standard advertised rate.