Cost of Therapy and Insurance Information in Reno
Affordable Couple and Individual Counseling, Reno NV
FREE CONSULTATION
The costs for couple therapy and individual counseling we do in Reno are detailed below. At Individual and Relationship Counseling Associates, we provide a no-cost, confidential initial phone consultation with a therapist in Reno. This consultation provides you an opportunity to openly share your current concerns and learn how we'll approach therapy in your case. We will also discuss the cost of therapy over the entire course of treatment. You can reach us at 775-235-2205.
OUR FEES AND SLIDING-SCALE
Our standard session fees range from $90 to $210. Fees are based primarily on the therapist, and the level of training and experience of the therapist. To help make the cost of therapy in Reno, NV accessible, we may be able to grant sliding-scale reductions based on individual circumstances and needs. We understand therapy is a considerable, but very wise investment in your and/or your family's well being and future. We will make sure you understand total treatment costs before you start therapy.
Effective January 1, 2022 under Section 2799B-6 of the Public Health Service Act, a ruling went into effect called the “No Surprises Act” which requires practitioners to provide a “Good Faith Estimate” about out-of-network care. At Individual and Relationship Counseling Associates, we work from a place of transparency regarding the cost of therapy sessions and the therapist and client collaborate together on length of treatment and overall care.
INSURANCE
We are contracted with a limited number of insurance providers, including Hometown Health Plan in Reno. Many insurance companies limit coverage for couples and the licensure of the therapist for reimbursement so make sure to verify your specific insurance plan for details. We do accept HSA or FSA (health or flex savings account) payment.
Please read this article for a comprehensive guide to help you learn what amount your insurance will cover for therapy. You can also email us to receive a printable version.
Insurance plans often exhibit variations in reimbursement rates, distinguishing between “in-network” and “out-of-network” providers. If we categorize as out-of-network providers, we will compile a comprehensive service record ("superbill") for you, smoothing the path for your reimbursement process. Furthermore, we encourage you to reach out to your plan administrator, generally accessible via the number on your insurance card, to obtain details regarding your mental healthcare reimbursement policies.
Below, we have outlined a series of questions to assist you in talking about coverage with your carrier:
- Do I qualify for mental health insurance benefits?
- Does my plan cover services for relationship/marriage issues?
- Have I met my deductible?
- How many sessions per year does my health insurance allow?
- What coverage does my plan offer per therapy session, and what will be my out-of-pocket expense?
- Does my primary care physician need to approve the therapy sessions?
We can discuss this with you during the free consultation call with one of our therapists in Reno.
PAYMENT
Payment for costs of couple therapy and individual counseling in Reno: We accommodate a range of payment methods for your convenience, including cash, check, Zelle, debit, and major credit cards. Please be aware that payment is due at the time of service unless you have arranged a different agreement.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Your scheduled time is reserved exclusively for you. In the event of cancellation we need adequate time to offer the spot to clients on our waiting list. We respectfully require a minimum of 48 hours' notice if you intend to cancel a session for any reason. This policy exists to enable us to manage our schedule effectively, ensuring that we can accommodate all clients. If a session is missed without adequate notice, we will charge the full cost of the session. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
For questions or to schedule an initial meeting, please call 775-235-2205 or use our contact form.
Founder / Director
Individuals, Couples, Families
90-min sessions
Certified EFT Therapist & Supervisor
Clients 13-years and older
Individuals, Couples, Families
Adult Individuals, Couples
Hometown Health Plan
EFT- Additionally Trained
Adult Couples, Individuals
Hometown Health Plan
EFT- Additionally Trained
Brainspotting
Care Coordinator
Couples, Adult Individuals
EFT Trained
Couples, Adult Individuals
EFT Trained
EMDR
Adult, Adolescent Individuals
Hometown Health Plan
EFT-Additionally Trained
EMDR
Understanding Therapy Costs Near Me: Out-of-Network Options
How Out-of-Network Therapy Costs Work
"Out-of Network" means our practice isn't contracted with you insurance provider. When you see an out-of-network provider, you pay for the session upfront. Then, you file a claim with your insurance company to get reimbursed for part of the cost. Filing a claim involves filling out a form about the care your child received and sending it to the insurance company, usually by mail. Your provider will give you a superbill, a document that explains the type of care you received, to include with your claim.
Key Factors in Therapy Costs Near Me for Out-of-Network Care
When considering the cost of out-of-network care, keep these factors in mind:
- Insurance companies usually cover less for out-of-network providers. For example, you might pay a $25 copay for an in-network provider but $35 for an out-of-network provider.
- Insurance companies don’t reimburse you based on what you paid your provider. Instead, they use an allowable amount—the amount they consider reasonable for a service in your area. For instance, if the allowable amount for a therapy session is $100 but your provider charges $125, the insurance company will only reimburse you as if the cost were $100.
- Your deductible applies to out-of-network care. Insurance won’t reimburse you until you’ve met your deductible for the year.
Pros and Cons of Out-of-Network Services
Using out-of-network benefits can make finding care easier. You’ll have more providers to choose from, and you might be able to start therapy sooner since there are fewer waitlists.
However, out-of-network care is usually more expensive. You’ll pay upfront, and getting reimbursed can be time-consuming and complicated.
Insurance companies often reject claims for minor mistakes, like misspelled names or wrong birthdates. If you use out-of-network benefits, double-check your claims carefully.