Telehealth services available in:
Maine (ME), New Hampshire (NH), Massachusetts (MA), Colorado (CO)
Insurances we accept:
In NH: Aetna, Anthem BCBS of NH, Harvard Pilgrim, and United Healthcare/Optum
In MA: Aetna, BCBS of MA, Harvard Pilgrim, and United Healthcare/Optum
Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to accept insurance in Maine and Colorado.
If we don’t accept your insurance or you choose not to use it:
Initial evaluation/intake appointment: $180
Follow up appointments: $160
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you only accept insurance in some states but not others?
Insurance requires therapists to be credentialed individually with each insurance in each state. The contracted rate (the amount insurance has agreed to pay me for services) varies state to state, as well as some states have residency requirements. I have chosen the states and insurances that align with my goals, mission, values, and requirements.
What actually is out of network (OON) reimbursement?
If you have a PPO or POS type of health insurance plan it means you can see a provider out of that insurances’ network of providers and receive money back from the insurance company to cover the cost of your care. I can help you understand your benefits and double check the cost. Sometimes therapy can be very affordable using your out of network benefits as I’ve seen some companies pay 70-90% of the cost.
Are there any benefits to paying out of pocket for sessions?
Yes, if you pay completely out of pocket and do not seek reimbursement - your insurance company will not have access to those records or awareness that you sought care which inherently provides you more privacy.
Do you share what I say in session to insurance companies?
Sort of! In order to bill your insurance I have to diagnosis you with a mental health condition that meets medical necessity for care (like generalized anxiety disorder or primary insomnia disorder). If an insurance company requests medical records (which they can) I do legally have to oblige. With that being said, I document my notes to meet insurance standards without writing down every detail you talk about in session. Feel free to ask questions and I’ll explain more!