Rates, Insurance, and Payment Options
Our standard rate is $200 for a 55-minute session of individual, couples, child, career, or family therapy.
Explore insurance and payment options below. If you have questions about costs or your coverage, we’re happy to help.
Using Insurance
We work with the following insurance providers:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan • Meridian • WebTPA • Priority Health • Aetna • McLaren Health Plan • Cigna • Ambetter • United Healthcare
Coverage varies by plan and clinician. Contact us to check whether your plan is accepted before scheduling.
When using insurance:
• Check your mental health benefits, deductible, copay, and any authorization requirements.
• Your plan determines which services it covers. You may be responsible for costs your insurance does not pay.
• Billing insurance involves sharing information required to process claims, such as a diagnosis and the services provided.
Paying Out of Pocket
You can pay directly for counseling if you don’t have insurance, prefer not to use it, or your plan doesn’t cover our services.
With self-pay, we don’t submit claims to your insurance company. Your counselor can explain confidentiality and its limits.
We also accept CareCredit as an optional payment method.
Payment Policy
Your copay or session fee is due at the time of your appointment. We accept cash, check, card, and CareCredit.
Missed Appointment Policy
When you schedule a session, we reserve that time just for you. If you need to cancel or reschedule, please call us at least 24 hours in advance. Missed appointments without sufficient notice will incur a $100 fee. This fee is not covered by insurance and will be charged to the card we have on file.
Your Right to a Good Faith Estimate
If you don’t have health insurance or choose not to use it, you have the right to receive a written Good Faith Estimate explaining the expected cost of your care.
You can request an estimate before scheduling. If you schedule care at least three business days in advance, your provider must supply one within the required timeframe.
If a bill from a provider is at least $400 more than that provider’s estimate, you may dispute it through the federal dispute resolution process. You must start the dispute within 120 days of receiving the initial bill.
Keep a copy of your estimate for your records. Contact us with questions about expected counseling costs.