I do not accept insurance. I accept credit cards, cash, checks, HSA or FSA cards.

Even though I do not accept insurance, often you can receive reimbursement for your therapy sessions from your insurance company.

Here are the steps:

1. Prior to your first session, contact your insurance company and ask if they cover out-of-network providers.
2. If they say “yes” to out of network providers, ask “If I see an out of network psychologist/therapist, pay out of pocket and submit a superbill (receipt which contains coding information specifically for insurance companies), will I receive reimbursement.”
3. If they say yes, then you can either work with Thrizer (https://www.thrizer.com) who will file claims and send you reimbursement on your behalf or you can submit the superbill on your own for reimbursement.

Why don’t I accept insurance?

1. Insurance companies require a mental health diagnosis.  Not everyone who seeks therapy meets criteria for a mental disorder or wants such documentation as part of their medical records. 
2. Insurance companies dictate how many sessions you will receive regardless of your needs or preferences.  By insurance companies controlling session limits, it can significantly interfere with the plan that we’ve created to meet your goals.
3. Communicating with insurance companies about claims can take hours per week.
4. Insurance companies set reimbursement rates which are significantly lower than SOLA’s payment rates. This would require me as your therapist to see more clients per week and take away from the flexibility and quality of the services that I am able to provide to you.