Please do not let finances come between you and therapy. We have sliding-scale options available.

Please Review The Below Accepted Insurances:

• Alliance- therapy and psychiatric medication management

• Amerihealth- therapy and psychiatric medication management

• Carolina Complete- therapy and psychiatric medication management

• Healthy Blue (Medicaid BCBS)- therapy and psychiatric medication management

• Optum

• Trillium

• United Healthcare (Medicaid)

• WellCare- therapy and psychiatric medication management

• Self-pay

• Sliding scale on case-by-case basis

Fees

We may bill your insurance for services rendered. We also offer Cash Pay Services. Our Fees are as follows:

• Fees Below are typical but may vary depending on need for services and/or services provided.

  • Therapy Intake $295

  • Individual Sessions $225

  • Accelerated or Crisis Sessions $165 for the 1st 30 minutes, $65 for each additional 15 minutes)

  • Couple Sessions $300

  • Family Sessions $300

  • Group Sessions $50 per person, per session

  • Psychiatric Medication Management Intake $295

  • Psychiatric Medication Management Follow-up. (est. patient) $165 per 15 minutes.

  • Psychological Assessments & Evaluations TBD

  • Additional services and fees are based on time for services rendered.

    *Court appearance will be charged at a rate of $300 per billable hour to be paid direct or via client’s attorney.

Coming Soon:

• Medicare (expected contract Date of Spring 2026)

• Tricare (expected contract Date of Spring 2026)

• Blue Cross (expected contract Date of Spring 2026)

• Cigna (expected contract Date of Spring 2026)

• Aetna (expected contract Date of Spring 2026)

Payment Methods

• American Express

• Discover

• Mastercard

• Visa

• Health Savings Account (HSA/FSA)

• Care Credit

For our self-pay and uninsured clients, we will provide a Good Faith Estimate of Charges. See below:

This Good Faith Estimate shows the costs of services that are reasonably expected for the expected services to address your mental health care needs. The estimate is based on the information known to us when we did the estimate.

The Good Faith Estimate does not include any unknown or unexpected costs that may arise during treatment. You could be charged more if complications or special circumstances occur. If this happens, federal law allows you to dispute (appeal) the bill.

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