Fees and frequently asked questions

01

Leaving a voicemail

The practice says voicemail messages are confidential and encourages phone or text contact at 980-397-0469. It lists a typical response window of 8 to 24 hours; actual response time may vary. Avoid sending sensitive health details by ordinary email or text.

02

Payment methods

The source lists cash, checks, HSA cards, Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

03

Insurance for treatment

Insurance is listed for treatment services only. The source says the practice is in-network with most plans, but current network participation has not been confirmed. Check mental health benefits, calendar-year deductibles and the practice’s participation directly.

A single case agreement can sometimes be arranged when specialized care is needed and an appropriately trained in-network provider is unavailable. Availability and costs depend on the insurer and case; no approval or reduced expense is guaranteed.

04

Insurance for evaluations

Generally, the source requires direct payment for forensic or other time-consuming evaluations. It says the initial diagnostic interview with a new client may be billed to insurance.

A detailed receipt can be provided for submission to an insurer. Coverage or reimbursement is not guaranteed; ask about responsibility for payment before the evaluation.

05

Child custody and civil court evaluations

These are not offered. Referrals to other professionals may be provided.