Make a Payment
We currently only accept credit cards and cash as a form of payment due to the ongoing state of emergency and telehealth services.
PAYMENT & INSURANCE
-
A comprehensive initial evaluation is a thorough assessment that includes a review of current symptoms and concerns, mental health and medical history, discussion of lifestyle factors, and lab work if indicated. The visit concludes with the collective development of an individualized, evidence-based treatment plan tailored to your needs.
-
This family-inclusive evaluation is designed to give youth and their caregivers the opportunity to share perspectives and establish collaborative treatment goals. The session includes a review of intake information, discussion of priority concerns, goals, and the development of a treatment approach tailored to the child’s developmental needs.
The format allows time for participation from the child and up to two parents or guardians (maximum of three attendees). Separate discussions with the parent(s) and child may be conducted as appropriate to ensure comfort and privacy.
Any prior psychological or educational evaluations may be submitted before the appointment for clinician review, though this is not mandatory.
-
Focused medication management and therapeutic support, including skill-building and review of functional progress or testing results. This appointment is ideal for ongoing care and treatment plan adjustments.
-
Brief medication management visit designed for maintenance, light therapy discussion, or targeted check-ins to ensure treatment consistency and stability.
MEDICATION MANAGEMENT
Insurance
Most insurances are accepted - Coverage and cost is dependent on your insurance provider and benefit plan. Cash pay is also accepted.
We recommend asking your insurance provider the following questions to help determine your benefits for psychiatry and/or therapy services:
Does my health insurance plan include mental health benefits?
Do I have a deductible? If so, what is it and have I met it yet?
Does my plan limit how many sessions per calendar year I can have? If so, what is the limit?
Do I need written approval from my primary care physician in order for services to be covered?