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Standard Session Fees
Initial Intake Session (50 mins): $160
Follow-Up Therapy Sessions (50 mins): $140
Sliding Scale Options
Bosman Counseling is proud to offer a sliding scale, ranging from $40-$120 per session. Please note that sliding scale is based on the honor system, a one-time $20.00 administrative intake fee setup, and has very limited availability. If you are interested in hearing more about the sliding scale, please click here.
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I accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and HSA/FSA (Health Savings Account / Flexible Spending Account) cards for payment, securely processed through Stripe.
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I value your time and save your appointment slot specifically for you. Because of this, I require at least 24 hours' notice for any cancellations or rescheduling.
Cancellations with 24+ hours' notice: No charge.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours' notice: You will be charged 50% of your scheduled session fee.
Please note: Cancellation fees cannot be billed to insurance, nor can they typically be paid using HSA or FSA funds. If you need to cancel or change your session, please reach out to me via email or through the client portal as soon as possible.
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I typically see clients Sunday through Wednesday, offering flexible morning, afternoon, and some evening slots to accommodate busy schedules.
I understand that rigid schedules can make finding time for mental health support difficult. If you need a specific day or time that falls outside of my standard availability, please reach out here to connect. I will always do my best to be flexible and accommodate your needs if my schedule allows.
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I absolutely do! I offer free 15-minute initial consultation (via phone or secure video) to ensure we are a good fit and to answer any questions you might have about working together. Therapy is a deeply personal investment, and you deserve to work with someone who feels right for you.
Click here to request a consultation.
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I am in-network with the following insurances:
Aetna
Anthem
Lifewise
Premera (and select Blue Cross Blue Shield plans)
I am fully credentialed with ProviderOne. Additionally, I am currently building a waitlist for:
Coordinated Care
Community Health Plan of Washington (CHPW) If you are interested in being added to the waitlist, please click here.
Out-of-Network Benefits
If I am not in-network with your specific insurance plan, you may still be able to use your out-of-network benefits for reimbursement. To see an instant estimate of what your out-of-network coverage would look like for our sessions, you can use use the Thrizer estimate page by clicking here.
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Yes, my counseling practice is currently 100% virtual. I provide secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth therapy to individuals located anywhere within Washington State.
While my practice is fully online right now, I am actively gauging interest in transitioning to a hybrid model. If you are located in the Bellingham, WA area and prefer meeting face-to-face, you can you can sign up for a waitlist here.
Curious if this is the space for you or have questions? Let’s grab a (virtual) coffee and see if we’re a good fit!
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I use Thrizer, a payment platform designed to make out-of-network (OON) therapy more accessible and affordable. It allows clients to pay only their copay upfront rather than paying full session costs at the time of service.
Thrizer helps you successfully navigate your out-of-network benefits, saving you thousands on therapy and all the insurance headache.
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A superbill is essentially an itemized receipt for services you have already paid for. It includes information your insurance company may need if you choose to request out-of-network reimbursement.
Please be aware that:
Insurance companies do not always reimburse for services provided by an associate-level clinician, even with a superbill. It is important to ask this question when verifying your out-of-pocket mental health benefits.
Reimbursement amounts can vary widely.
Your therapist cannot communicate with insurance on your behalf.
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Step 1: You can request superbills to be sent out after each appointment or monthly.
Your superbill will include:
Date(s) of service
Type of therapy provided
Diagnosis code (required by insurance)
Fees paid
Provider information and possibly supervisor information
Step 2: If your insurance company requires a specific claim form, you will need to have that along with the superbill when submitting. Some insurances claim forms can be found on your insurance portal or you can request it by phone. Then you will submit the superbill to your insurance. Every insurance is different but can be offered by online portal, mail, or fax.
It is highly recommended to keep everything for your records.
Step 3: Processing times for insurance reimbursement can vary. It may take several weeks for insurance to respond to your claim.
After reviewing the claim your insurance company may:
Send reimbursement directly to you or
Send an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) or
Request additional information.
If your claim is denied you can:
Contact your insurance company for clarification
Ask if the claim can be appealed
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Before submitting a superbill, contact your insurance company. You can usually find the customer service number on the back of your insurance card.
Some important questions to ask are:
Do I have out-of-network mental health benefits?
Are services provided by an associate-level clinician eligible for reimbursement?
What percentage or amount is reimbursed?
Is there a deductive I must meet first?
Is there a deadline for submitting claims?
Do I need a specific claim form?
You can also check your estimated out-of-network benefits with Thrizer here.
Please note that reimbursement amounts are ultimately determined by your insurance company, and benefit estimates are not a guarantee of payment.
Everything You Need to Know About Thrizer & Superbills
Please reach out below with any questions or to discuss which option feels best for you!