Do you take Medicare Part B?

Yes, I bill Medicare Part B directly. Medicare usually covers a portion of your therapy, and you may just have a small deductible or coinsurance. Don’t worry—I’ll walk you through it so there are no “surprise bills” popping up later.

Are you in-network with any other insurance?

At this time, I’m only an in-network provider with Medicare Part B. All other insurance plans are considered out-of-network. But don’t worry—you can still see me! You’ll simply pay me at the time of your session, and I’ll provide a superbill (a detailed receipt) you can submit to your insurance. Depending on your plan, they may reimburse you for part of the cost.

Can I just pay cash instead of dealing with insurance?

Absolutely. Many people prefer this route because it’s simple and stress-free. I offer clear, flat cash rates—what you see is what you pay. No mystery charges, no fine print.

What happens if Medicare or insurance says therapy is no longer “medically necessary”?

That just means they’ll stop covering it—but it doesn’t mean we have to stop working together. At that point, you can continue on a private-pay basis through a maintenance or wellness plan. This lets us focus on keeping your progress going, supporting your independence, and helping you stay at your best—even if insurance isn’t footing the bill anymore.

How will I know what my costs will be?

Easy—I’ll check your benefits if you’re using insurance and give you an estimate before we start. If you’re paying cash, the price is upfront and transparent. My goal: you always know what to expect.