Initial psychodiagnostic evaluation $250

Individual psychotherapy (53+ minutes) $225

Evaluation related to seeking surgery ($250)

Administrative flat fee for requested document preparation (not billed to insurance; may be adjusted based on demonstrated financial need) $250

Initial psychodiagnostic evaluation $215

Individual psychotherapy (53+ minutes) $185

Evaluation related to seeking surgery $215

Administrative flat fee $185

In-network insurances generally include:

- Premera

- Regence

- BCBS

- HMA

- Lifewise - *fully licensed clinicians only

- First Choice Health (Sage Willis, PhD and Audrey Bloom, LMHC)

*Lifewise does not typically cover services for associate level clinicians.

Most insurances we work with do cover associates, but if the clinician you wish to see is an associate, please verify with your insurance carrier that your plan covers services provided by associate clinicians.

Please contact your insurance provider to ensure that your specific plan is in-network and that telehealth is covered. Some out-of-state insurance plans may not cover telehealth or could have other exclusions, so it is always best to confirm your benefits and in-network status with your insurance company before starting therapy.

Clients who are out-of-network insurances may be able to still use their insurance to pay for therapy. Insurance plans often have benefits for seeing out-of-network (OON) providers. The amount of coverage varies with the plan. Call your insurance company and ask them how you can use your OON benefits. They may require pre-authorization.

Clients who pay for services up front may be able to obtain reimbursement for some or all of the cost of services, depending on their insurance plan’s benefits (reimbursement is not guaranteed; ask your insurance provider). Clients who use this option may receive a “super bill” document (a kind of receipt) to seek reimbursement.

If this process sounds daunting (as insurance matters can be!), clients are encouraged to try Reimbursify. Reimbursify can help take the stress out of wrangling insurance.

Clients may also elect to pay out-of-pocket and not use their insurance if they wish.

This option may be preferred by clients who don’t want insurance involved with their care or want greater privacy. Insurance companies only know that clients are receiving therapy and/or have a diagnosis if the insurance is paying for services.

Further, while notes are kept as minimal as reasonably possible (while still adhering to required standards), chart notes for sessions paid for by insurance can be audited by the insurance company.

Notice: Per the No Surprises Act, you have a right to a good faith estimate of what your services might cost if you are paying out-of-pocket.