I am in-network with:

Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (BCBS)
Tufts (including Tufts Direct and MassHealth plans)
Harvard Pilgrim
UnitedHealthcare
Mass General Brigham Health Plans (including ACO)
UMR (some plans)
Carelon Behavioral Health (including Wellpoint, Fallon Health, and MBHP/MassHealth plans)

Participation may vary by specific plan, employer group, product, or network. Coverage and benefits are determined by your health plan. Please contact your insurer to verify that Yvette Lawhorn, LMHC is participating in your specific plan.

I am not in-network with any Medicare plans, Medicare Advantage plans, or OneCare plans.

The cost of therapy using insurance depends on your specific plan and benefits. I do my best to verify any associated costs before we begin working together. However, I also encourage you to contact your insurance provider directly to confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket expenses.

If needed, your insurance may request CPT codes to determine coverage. I use the following billing codes:

90791: Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation (for intake sessions, individuals and couples)
90837: Psychotherapy (for ongoing individual sessions)
90847/90846: For couples therapy

If requested, my individual NPI number is 1609539873 and my group NPI is 1760317879.

Out-of-Network & Superbills

If I am not in-network with your insurance plan, payment is due directly to the practice. I do not submit out-of-network claims on your behalf, but I can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance plan for possible reimbursement.

Payment Methods

I accept payments by Debit/Credit Card or Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Accounts.

Initial intake appointments are 55 minutes. Ongoing psychotherapy appointments are 53 minutes.

Click here to learn more about Good Faith Estimates for Self-Pay Clients

For members with Carelon insurance

Carelon Members Rights and Responsibilities

We want you to have the best information and care so you can be healthy.

You have the right to:

Be treated with respect and dignity.
Have your personal information be private based on our policies and U.S. law.
Get information that is easy to understand and in a language you know.
Know about the way your health benefits work.
Know about our company, services, and provider network.
Know about your rights and responsibilities.
Tell us what you think your rights and responsibilities should be.
Get care when you need it.
Talk with your provider about your treatment options - regardless of cost or benefit coverage.
Decide with your provider what is the best plan for your care.
Refuse treatment if you want, as allowed by the law.
Get care without fear of any unnecessary restraint or seclusion.
Decide who will make medical decisions for you if you cannot make them.
Have someone speak for you when you talk with Carelon Behavioral Health.
See or change your medical record, as allowed by our policy and the law.
Understand your bill.
Expect reasonable adjustments for disabilities as allowed by law.
Request a second opinion.
Tell us your complaints.
Appeal if you disagree with a decision made by Carelon Behavioral Health about your care.
Be treated fairly - even if you tell us your thoughts or appeal.

Your role is to:

Give us and your providers the information needed to help you get the best possible care.
Follow the health care plan that you agreed on with your health care provider.
Talk to your provider before changing your treatment plan. Understand your health problems as well as you can. Work with your health care providers to make a treatment plan that you all agree on.
Read all information about your health benefits and ask for help if you have questions.
Follow all health plan rules and policies.
Choose an In-Network primary care physician, also called a PCP, if your health plan requires it.
Tell your health plan or Carelon Behavioral Health of any changes to your name, address or insurance.
Contact your provider when needed, or call 911 if you have any emergency.

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