Insurance and Payment
Clear Information Before Care Begins.
Rishé Psychology accepts several commercial and Medicare plans for eligible psychotherapy services. Coverage depends on the specific plan, service, location, and current network status, so benefits should be verified before the first appointment.
Ask about insurance coverageBeing listed with an insurance company does not guarantee that every plan or service is covered. The practice will help clarify the information needed for verification.
Plans Accepted
Commercial and Medicare Options.
Eligible psychotherapy services may be covered through the plans listed below. Patients should confirm that Rishé Psychology is in network for their specific product and location.
- Aetna
- Optum
- UnitedHealthcare
- Original Medicare
- Aetna Medicare
- Optum and UnitedHealthcare Medicare
Psychological Testing
Assessment Benefits are Different from Therapy Benefits.
Coverage for psychological testing and specialty evaluations varies significantly. Some plans require prior authorization, restrict particular services, or apply deductibles and coinsurance differently.
Fees and coverage expectations should be discussed before testing is scheduled.
Learn about psychological assessmentsSelf Pay and Sliding Scale
Additional Payment Options May be Available.
Self pay services are available. A limited number of sliding scale spaces may be offered for psychotherapy depending on current availability. Contact the practice to ask about openings and fees.
Before Scheduling
Questions to Ask Your Insurance Plan.
When calling the number on your insurance card, ask whether outpatient psychotherapy or psychological testing is covered, whether a deductible applies, what the expected copayment or coinsurance is, and whether prior authorization is required.
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Let’s Find the Right Next Step.
Contact the practice to discuss availability, location, insurance, fees, and whether this service fits what you are seeking.
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