We use an equity-based fee model for our services. What this means is that we work hard to ensure people with the fewest resources pay the least to receive care. This isn’t always possible in a world where insurance companies have a lot of control over how therapists provide and are paid for our work, but we try! To this end, we try to maintain a majority of clients on our caseload who might have a hard time getting the right care — either due to financial need or other resource issues, or because of navigating more complex, long-term issues, or a past history of not feeling helped by therapy.

Our sliding scale offerings fluctuate depending on each clinician’s availability what we can afford to commit to at a given time, and what the specific needs are of a given client. The TLDR is this: If we’re a good fit, we’ll try hard to accommodate your budget. You probably won’t pay the same amount as everybody else we work with, and a lot goes into that; but mainly our capacity to accommodate you, and your budget.

Both Jayelin and lance are paneled with an ever-growing list of insurance companies, and are always open to a conversation about adding more, if someone is a great fit, but we are out of network with your insurance plan. Heads up, though, that sometimes this can take a long time, or companies can tell a provider “no” without any obligation to explain.

Here’s the list of insurances that lance and Jayelin currently accept.

• Straight Medicaid
• Blue Cross Complete (Medicaid)
• McLaren (Medicaid)
• Meridian (Medicaid)
• Hap CareSource (Medicaid)
• Hap (Private Insurance)
• Molina (Medicaid)
• Aetna Better Health
• Aetna, Cofinity
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Blue Care Network
• Cigna (Evernorth)
• Optum (United Health Care/United Behavioral Health)
• Priority Health
• Medicare, Parts B and C
• Sliding scale private pay

*Services provided by students are always free.

Just let us know when you reach out if there’s someone in particular you’re hoping to meet with for therapy, and we’ll help you figure out if we can get it covered!

Below, check out this quick and dirty guide we made to help make insurance make sense — and let us know if we can support you more with insurance or money questions about therapy with us ❤