My private pay rate is $200 per 53-minute session for individual therapy and $250 per 53-minute intake assessment session. If you use health insurance your co-pay or patient responsibility (deductible) will be determined by your insurer.
individual session - $600 / 3 hr session
group therapy session - $500 / 5 hr session
The prices above are my fees for the psychotherapy component of ketamine-assisted therapy, and do not include the medical intake & assessment session or medication refill sessions. I encourage you to budget ~$500 for your medical intake.
I do not bill directly to insurance for ketamine-assisted therapy, although some of the costs may be covered under your plan if you submit for reimbursement.
I have immediate availability for new private pay clients.
I have a waitlist for new insurance-billed clients.
If you are hoping to connect with a therapist soon and use insurance coverage to help pay for your treatment, I recommend you contact Mindful Therapy Group for assistance matching with a provider in their large network of therapists and mental health prescribers.
https://www.mindfultherapygroup.com/inquire
425-640-7009 extension 1
Premera / Blue Cross
including affiliate brands:
Global
Heritage
Individual Signature
LifeWise
Regence / Blue Shield
including affiliate brands:
Asuris Northwest Health
Healthcare Management Administrators
I provide consulting and education services for healthcare professionals, therapists, and healthcare businesses. My consulting rate is $250 per hour, billable in 15m increments, and the first 30 minutes of your initial consultation are free of cost.
Consulting services:
education / consultation in specialty areas:
psychedelic therapy
substance use treatment / harm reduction
gender identity / sexual identity / LGBTQ issues
Clinical supervision:
I am also able to provide clinical supervision for social workers and other postgraduate therapists. My supervision rate is $200 per hour, billable in 15m increments. I provide a free 30 minute consultation before establishing a supervisory relationship.
Beginning January 1, 2020, Washington State law protects you from surprise, or balance, billing.
Under your health plan, you’re responsible for certain cost-sharing amounts. This includes copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles. You may have other costs, or have to pay the entire bill, if you see a provider or visit a healthcare facility that is “out-of-network”. These are providers and facilities that have not signed a contract with your insurer and therefore they are not “in-network”. Out-of-network providers or facilities may be permitted to bill you for the difference between what your plan agreed to pay, and the full amount charged for a service. This is called “balance billing.” An unexpected balance bill from an out-of-network provider is also called “surprise billing”.
Insurers are required to tell you, via their websites or on request, which providers and facilities are in their networks. Healthcare facilities and providers must also tell you which provider network they participate in on their website or on request.
You’re never required to give up your protections from balance billing. You also aren’t required to get care out-of-network. You can choose a provider or facility in your plan’s network.