Service Fees

We are currently in-network providers for the following insurance companies: 
Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield

The following insurance companies will still pay even if we're out-of-network:
DMBA
TriCare
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The following insurance companies may still pay even if we're out-of-network, depending on the plan:
AETNA

The following insurance companies will NOT pay if we're out-of-network:
IHC

​If your insurance company isn't listed here, it's $120/session and we'll give you a superbill to submit to them for reimbursement.

If you have insurance and we are an "in-network" provider, you pay your copay each visit and they'll cover the rest. If we are an "out of network" provider (not on your insurance company's list) you pay $120 an hour and we'll give you the super bill that you then submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Please keep in mind, I need 24 hours cancellation or you will be charged for the session, even if you don't attend. Someone likely would have : ) 

If you don't have insurance, want to pay cash or have another person/ organization paying for you, the cost is $120/session.

I have insurance. Now what do I do?
Most insurance companies require pre-certification for counseling services. On your insurance card you will find a toll free number. Sometimes it is the same number you call for other medical services, but more often there will be a separate number for mental health services. Call that number and tell them you would like to attend counseling. They will give you a pre-certification number and give you some names of therapists on their provider panel. When using an EAP benefit, you generally have to use someone on their provider panel. Some insurance companies have a different benefit for “out-of-network” providers. You can choose an “out of network” provider, but may have to pay a higher co-pay, for instance. Other companies permit you to see an “out of network” provider but require you to file the claim, rather than the therapist filing for you. Life Renewal Therapy also has sliding scale fees for eligible clients, which you should consider if faced with a high “out of network” co-pay, or a long hour drive to an available “in network” therapist.