Services

Yes. We accept most major insurance plans. Including: 

Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Tricare
Traditional Medicare (Red, White, and Blue Card)
Cigna and Evornorth
United Healthcare
Meritain
Optum
Oscar
New Directions/Lucet
or Self-Pay

An annual deductible is the dollar amount you must pay out of pocket during the year for medical expenses before your insurance coverage begins to pay.

For example, if the policy has a $500 deductible, you must pay the first $500 of medical expenses before the insurance company begins to pay for any services.

You’ll need to check with your insurance company.

Any time you receive medical care, you are expected to pay in full for your services until your deductible is met. 

We accept cash, check, or credit card at the time of service. You will be asked to leave a confidential credit card on file that would be billed for services provided outside the office, like clinical phone calls.

New patient appointments take 60 minutes. Maintenance appointments will take 20-40 minutes.

We will meet with you for an extensive interview and psychiatric evaluation in which we will gather some information such as your history, symptoms, and family dynamics.  Within this first session together, we will then determine the best plan of action to move forward.

We will not reveal any information regarding what happens within the work that we do together unless you have signed the Authorization to Disclose Information form.  In the instance that you are in danger of harming yourself or another, then we are obligated by law to notify the authorities of this. 

If you contact us within 24 business hours of your appointment you may reschedule with no additional cost, and we will offer the appointment time to someone else. If you cancel the appointment within 24 hours of your appointment or if you miss your appointment, we are unable to offer the appointment to someone else so you will be charged the full amount of the appointment.

If you find yourself in the midst of an emergency, please immediately call 9-1-1.  If you have an urgent situation, call our office, and we will see you as soon as we can.

The number of appointments you will need is dependent on your diagnosis and medication prescribed.