Your life is rich with possibilities, and you are the only one who can discover the opportunities  that will allow you to live your dreams. – Jason Harvey

 

Using Insurance -- if you have health insurance, the amount paid by the insurance company applies to your fee. If Thalia is in-network for a specific insurance and has contracted to accept their rate of pay, you may be credited with less than the full fee per session toward your deductible.  You will pay your co-pay, as established by the insurance company, plus any deductible if required by them.  If you should lose your insurance at some point,  you will owe the sliding scale amount for each session.

 

Thalia is on the provider board for the following insurances, although others may pay her on an out-of-network basis. It is ALWAYS best to call your insurance company before starting treatment to find out what your coverage will be.

         Aetna                          Blue Cross Blue Shield                Cigna                          Multi Plan/PHCS                  APS                         

         United                                Priority Health                   McLaren Health         Magellan   

                  Blue Care Network                     Medicare                     PPOM/Cofinity                  Multiple Employee Assistance Programs                     

Legal Reports -- if reports, including oral or written testimony,  deposition, appearance in response to subpoena even if not called to testify , are required for your case, you will be charged for preparation, travel and report time at the rate of $175/hour with a minimum charge of a half hour or portion thereof at a rate of $90. The sliding fee scale does not apply. Most insurance does not cover these charges.     

                                         

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fees and Insurance 

The fee for one session is $125, with the initial assessment appointment costing $150.  Individual or couple sessions are the same fee.

 

Sliding Scale -- if you do not have insurance and depending on your income and household size, (including all sources, such as wages, child support, unemployment compensation, welfare grant or other source of income for all adults living in the home), your out-of-pocket, adjusted fee may be less .  A sliding fee scale is used to make therapy more affordable for you.  You will never pay more than your adjusted fee for your session.