Fee
Fees & Insurance
At A New Beginning Counseling, we believe transparency, clarity, and informed choice are essential in the financial aspects of care. Below is detailed information on session fees, insurance coverage, court-mandated services, and payment policies.
Fees at a Glance
- Individual Therapy: $150.00 (55 minutes)
- Couples / Marriage Counseling: $200.00 (55 minutes)
- Court-Mandated Services: Out-of-Pocket, Pre-Paid
- Comprehensive Mental Health & Substance Use Evaluations: $500.00 per evaluation
Session Fees
Individual Therapy
Fee Adjustment Notice:
Fees are subject to change with reasonable notice and in accordance with applicable laws and ethical standards.
Insurance Information
Common Insurance Terms Explained
Copayment (Copay)
A fixed amount, which is determined by the insurance (for example, $25 or $40), is required at each visit and collected at the time of service.
Deductible
The amount you must pay out-of-pocket before insurance begins covering services. Until the deductible is met, you are responsible for the full session fee.
Coinsurance
After the deductible is met, you may be responsible for a percentage of the session cost (for example, 20%), with insurance covering the remainder.
Important Insurance Disclaimer:
Insurance benefits are an agreement between you and your insurance provider. While benefit verification may be offered as a courtesy, A New Beginning Counseling cannot guarantee coverage or reimbursement. Submission of a claim does not guarantee payment. Any denied, partially paid, or retroactively adjusted claims remain the responsibility of the client.
Verifying Your Insurance Benefits
To avoid unexpected costs, we strongly encourage clients to contact their insurance provider Prior To The First Appointment. Consider asking the following:
- Do I have outpatient mental health benefits?
- Could you confirm my deductible and whether it has been met this year?
- Is prior authorization required for mental health services?
- What is my copayment or coinsurance per session for an in-network provider?
- How many sessions does my plan cover per calendar year?
- Do I need a referral from my primary care physician?
