A self-pay practice — on purpose.
This isn't a page of numbers. Rates depend on your situation, and we'll talk them through directly. What matters more than the dollar figure is what self-pay actually buys you.
Not price — terms.
Privacy
Nothing about your care goes into an insurance record. The session, the notes, and the diagnoses stay between us and your care.
No forced diagnosis
Insurance requires a billable diagnosis on your permanent record from session one. Self-pay doesn't. We use diagnoses when they're clinically useful — not because a claim needs one.
Depth on your timeline
Insurance decides when 'medical necessity' ends. Depth work doesn't fit inside that window. Self-pay lets the work stay long enough to actually change something.
Reach out and we'll talk specifics.
Session fees are quoted directly. If cost is a real concern, say so — I'd rather have that conversation up front than have it become the thing that ends good work early.
Out-of-network reimbursement: many PPO plans reimburse a portion of self-pay therapy. I provide a superbill monthly if you'd like to submit for reimbursement. What your plan actually covers is between you and them — happy to answer what I can.
Good Faith Estimate: per the No Surprises Act, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges. I provide one at the start of care.