We are providers on most insurance panels. Because there are so many different insurance companies with different panels, the most accurate way to find out if we are in your plan is to call the number on the back of your insurance card.
We accept patients who have Medicaid HMO insurance coverage such as Molina, CareSource, United Healthcare Community Plan, or Aetna Better Health. Before giving us a call or scheduling an appointment, it is best for you to check with your plan to make sure that we are in their network.
In most cases we can see people within one or two weeks. There is no waiting list.
Each case varies. How long it will take to restore function and reduce distress is specific to each individual. We will work with you to establish and meet your goals so you feel better as quickly as possible.
We do not prescribe medications. We often work with primary care physicians and psychiatrists to provide medication suggestions and to help monitor the benefits of medications you may already be taking.
No, but you may need authorization from your insurance company.
You should allow a half hour for the initial paperwork.
Yes. We prefer face to face sessions especially at the start of services. Occasionally telehealth sessions may be better or even preferred especially if there are issues with transportation, childcare, limited mobility, and/or public health emergencies. Health insurance usually covers these services.
Most of our clients are adults and older adults. We may see some individuals as young as 16, but do not regard working with younger persons as the focus of our practice.
Some of our therapists see couples and families. It is best to call to see if there are therapists available to address your situation.
Yes, we evaluate for mental health disorders, ADHD, decision making abilities, pre-surgical procedures, and cognitive impairment. We do not do custody, fitness for duty, learning disability, Workers Compensation, or service animal evaluations.