FAQ / Resources
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Do you Offer a Free Initial Consult?
We offer a free 15 minute phone consultation with our office assistant, who is trained and knows the clinicians well, to be sure to properly place you with the appropriate clinician for your needs.
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Please note that the first appointment with your therapist will serve as a consult and assessment. Due to stringent insurance requirements, we do not offer free consults with your assigned therapist. If you feel like your assigned therapist is not a good fit, after initial appointment, please alert our front office staff and we will re-assign you to another therapist on our team.
Do you prescribe medication?
Unfortunately not at this time. We work with general doctors, nurse practitioners, and psychiatrists to coordinate care and guide our clients if they need medications or have questions regarding the need for medications. We believe the best method for treatment is making sure you are participating in individual therapy and then adding medications in if needed.
How do I know if I am
covered by my health insurance?
Our front office staff will do their best to verify benefits. However, due to numerous insurance plans, we do not always have accurate information. We recommend all clients contact their insurance plan directly to inquire about behavioral health benefits including deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, and mid-year deductibles.
Is virtual therapy as effective as in person therapy?
Our therapists and clients have reported positive therapeutic relationships and outcomes with our virtual therapy platform. Numerous studies and real-world applications have demonstrated its benefits, particularly in areas like convenience, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness. However, it’s important to note that the effectiveness of virtual counseling can vary depending on individual preferences, needs, and the nature of the counseling itself.
What happens if I have an emergency and miss an appointment?
We kindly request that you are considerate of your therapist’s time as they dedicate that time to helping you. With the exception of Medicaid, we do bill clients for No Shows or Late Cancels. Cancellations are acceptable if cancelled at least 24 hour in advance and clients will not be billed.
Why do I need to provide my credit card information when I am using my health insurance?
With the exception of Medicaid clients, we do require a credit card on file for all clients with Medicare or Commercial Health Insurance. Per our policy, we have a No Show/Late Cancellation Fee and will charge your card on file if your appointment is not cancelled before 24 hours notice. Additionally, you may have a co-pay, deductible, or co-insurance.Â
I wasn't able to upload my secondary insurance card.
How do I make sure you have this on file?
Currently, our portal is only able to upload your primary insurance upon completing the intake documents. You can, however, upload your secondary insurance separately through the Client Portal – Document Upload tab. Or you can always contact our office assistant directly to ensure your secondary insurance is added to your client file.Â