Services & Policies
Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation
60 to 120 minutes, $300 to $600
This is the first step for all patients to explore current concerns and obtain relevant history to develop an initial treatment plan.
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Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
60 minutes, $300
Insight-oriented therapy sessions, usually weekly, are an opportunity better comprehend your inner world, your past, and your relationships.
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Medication
Management
30 minutes, $150
Medications can be integrated into treatment to address the most severe symptoms, allowing you to engage meaningfully in other therapeutic changes.
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Policy Highlights
These are the most commonly inquired about policies. Each policy is thoroughly detailed in the Patient Service Agreement, which is completed during the intake process. If you would like to review the agreement in full prior to proceeding with an intake, it can be viewed here:
I am classified as an out-of-network provider for all insurance companies. As such, you are responsible for the full cost of the service, regardless of your insurance coverage. Telehealth appointments are billed at the same rates mentioned above.
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Some insurance providers may provide reimbursement for out-of-network services. In these cases, you will be provided with the information you need to submit a claim. The practice does not have control over the reimbursement amount that your insurance will offer, and it is your responsibility to engage with your insurance provider to fully comprehend your policy.​
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Medicare
I am classified as an Ordering & Referring Only Physician for Medicare and Medicaid. Appointments with me are regarded as out-of-network services and are not covered by insurance. However, any lab tests or imaging I order, services I request, or prescriptions I write should be considered in-network.
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Patients enrolled in Medicare are required to fill out a waiver form, which indicates that they relinquish their rights to use primary Medicare as well as any secondary gap insurance for the services I provide directly. In these cases, neither the physician nor the patient can submit claims to Medicare for reimbursement.
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Medicaid
It’s important to note that some states prohibit physicians from charging patients with Medicaid out-of-pocket fees, even if the patient consents. Consequently, I am unable to accept patients whose primary insurance is Medicaid.