Insurance
I am not in network for insurance, but if you have out of network benefits, my services are generally reimbursable to the extent allowable by your insurance policy. Contact your insurance company and ask what amount they will reimburse you for an out of network provider–also ask what your deductible is, so that you know what your out-of-pocket expenses will be. Patients with insurance and out of network benefits make payment for their sessions and are reimbursed directly by the insurance company according to their plan. Please be sure to call your insurance company to find out if you have out of network benefits and what percentage you will be reimbursed for therapy. Also ask what your deductible is.

I do not participate in insurance or managed care so that a third party does not dictate treatment or how often you come to therapy or have unnecessary access to your records. Most importantly, your maximum confidentiality and security are safe guarded.

Medicare & Medicaid
I do not accept Medicare or Medicaid. I am no longer a Medicare provider and my services are not reimbursable by Medicare or the secondary insurer you may have along with Medicare. Medicare requires that you sign a contract stating that you will not submit receipts for my services to Medicare for reimbursement, which means that my fees will be completely out of pocket for my services.