Insurance and Billing Questions?

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Do we accept insurance?

Yes! Our practice can bill in-network with BCBS/Carefirst, Kaiser, United and Cigna.

Lindsey, Imani, Maimuna, Susannah, and Allison are also in-network providers for Lyra.

We are not in-network for any Medicaid plans.

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Will my insurance plan cover therapy?

Most insurance plans include mental health coverage. However, each insurance plan is unique. It’s best to reach out directly to your insurance company to confirm therapy coverage.

Ask your insurance: “What is my member responsibility for CPT codes 90834, 90837, 90847, and 90791?"

How much will therapy cost with insurance?

Insurance benefits vary widely from plan to plan. The quickest way to find out your cost is to call the member services number on the back of your insurance card and ask about your outpatient mental health benefits. They can tell you exactly what each session will cost. You can also log in to your insurance portal and look under behavioral or mental health benefits.

Insurance and Billing FAQs

Yes! Our practice can bill in-network with BCBS/Carefirst, Kaiser, United and Cigna.
Lindsey, Imani, Maimuna, Susannah, and Allison are also in-network providers for Lyra.
Your deductible depends on your specific insurance plan. A deductible is the amount you pay for covered healthcare services before your insurance pays
A copay is a fixed amount (ex: $20) you pay for a covered health care service. Some plans require you to meet your deductible before copays apply, while others start copays right away.
Some insurance plans include coinsurance. Coinsurance is the percentage of each session's cost you pay after meeting your deductible. It works like a copay, but the amount is a percentage rather than a set fee.
For clients using in-network insurance, we will submit claims directly to your insurance company for you.
If your insurance isn't listed above, we can provide a superbill so you can seek reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits.
Staff Therapist Rates:
$175 for a 50 minute session
$280 for a 80 minute session
$195 for the initial intake appointment
Clinical Intern Rate:
$75 per session

Yes. In order to bill insurance, therapy must be medically necessary, which means your therapist will provide a diagnosis. The most common diagnoses among FTC clients are anxiety, trauma-related disorders, depression, and adjustment disorders
Yes. If one or both partners has a mental health diagnosis, we can bill insurance for couples therapy.
Yes. Telehealth sessions are covered by insurance, just like in-person therapy.
Yes. Most out-of-state plans can be used for therapy if you live in Maryland or DC. Some plans have out-of-state restrictions, so we recommend confirming with your insurance first.
If you are seeking therapy and would like to confirm if we accept your insurance plan, please complete this form and our Intake Scheduler will reach out to you!
Current clients can reach out directly to our billing coordinator; your FTC therapist can help you get connected.