The breakdown

I believe the best care happens when a practice is intentionally balanced.

To support this, I intentionally reserve a portion of my caseload for each path to care, including: self-pay, insurance, Medicaid, and pro bono services.

Because each path has a designated number of appointment spots, each also has its own interest list. When an opening becomes available, it is offered to the next person on the interest list for that specific path rather than from a single, general waitlist.

This approach helps create a practice that is both sustainable and accessible, ensuring that lower-cost options remain available over time rather than gradually disappearing as the practice grows.

PATHS TO CARE

Everyone's financial situation is different.   To make therapy as accessible as possible while maintaining a sustainable practice, I offer several paths to care.

Self-Pay

$175

Clients pay directly online for sessions.

Superbills are available for possible out-of-network reimbursement, depending on the benefits provided by the specific insurance plan.

This rate falls within the typical range for private-pay therapy in Colorado.

Some clients choose self-pay because it allows them to keep their therapy separate from insurance.

Insurance

In-Network Plans

I am in-network with many Colorado insurance plans through Tava Health, including:

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Aetna
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Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
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BlueCard® Blue Cross Blue Shield plans
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Cigna
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Kaiser Permanente
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Select Health of Colorado
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UnitedHealthcare (including All Savers, Surest, GEHA, Golden Rule, and other affiliated plans)

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Oscar Health
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Medicaid

No cost to most clients

I plan to begin accepting Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) in the near future.

If you're interested, you can join the Medicaid interest list below and I'll notify you when appointments become available.

Pro Bono

Free

One spot is always reserved for pro bono (free) services within the practice.

In this field, it is considered good and responsible practice to make care more accessible when possible, while also working within our personal limits so that the care we provide remains effective.

This structure reflects both. It allows for some accessibility without significantly increasing caseload size.

A waitlist is maintained for this spot, and when it becomes available, it is offered accordingly.