Being an out-of-network provider means that I do not work with insurance providers, and instead bill clients directly. Each month, clients are provided a statement of reimbursement (also known as a superbill) that can be submitted to their insurance provided for potential reimbursement.

Yes—superbills (or statements of reimbursement) are sent out automatically on a monthly basis. These statements include all of the information that insurance providers typically request for reimbursement, including diagnosis code, dates of service, and my licensing information.

At this point in time, I do not have a formal sliding scale system in place. However, making evidence-based treatment accessible to families is a value of mine, and I am open to discussing a time-limited reduced fee for clients who are unable to afford my current rate. These slots are limited and I cannot guarantee immediate availability.

Insurance companies and individual plans vary greatly in their rates of reimbursement. I cannot guarantee how much, if at all, your specific plan will reimburse for my services. However, I make an effort on behalf of my clients to help them get the highest reimbursement rate possible through detailed superbills, collaboration with families, and through providing evidence-based treatments.