Investing in therapy is an investment in yourself. We have options to make your investment work for you.
We are in-network with many major insurances including Colorado Medicaid.
Please contact us directly to review your specific plan and determine if we are able to provide in-network services. “In-network” means that we are contracted providers for these insurance plans and can accept payments from these insurance panels. Please note that most insurances do not credential us as a group but as individuals. This means that not all of our providers are in-network with the same insurance panels. In addition, not all insurance plans cover mental and behavioral health.
We are considered “out-of-network” providers for some insurance plans. In these cases, it is an option to pay for your sessions and we will provide you a superbill that you can submit to your insurance for reimbursement. We are happy to offer you a guide to determine your out of network mental health benefits.
Private Pay Rates
Sometimes people prefer to private pay for therapy. Use of a private pay option is beneficial when it is financially possible and you do not want your information shared with your insurance company. In addition, sometimes private pay is the only option if you do not meet diagnostic criteria for a mental health diagnosis.
Private pay with RAFT therapists ranges from $50 – $250/ clinical hour. This includes our limited sliding scale options, and our extended EMDR sessions.
Payment
We accept payments through our HIPAA secure EHR with a debit card or credit card. All major cards are accepted including cards linked to HSA accounts.
Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to attend a session, please make sure you cancel at least 24 hours beforehand. We are awesome at what we do because we hold our clients in very high regard. Multiple no shows from a client, with no communication about what is happening, changes how we feel about that client. We understand life happens, please just communicate with us.
FAQ: Will my insurance cover my problem?
Sometimes. If stress, anxiety, addictions, or overwhelming emotions are taking over your daily life and interfering with work, relationships, and living a healthy life, then insurance will usually cover some sessions. In order to cover some or all of your care, insurance does require that your therapist provide a mental health diagnosis to show the insurance company that this care is medically necessary. The number of sessions and specific dollar amount covered will vary depending on your individual insurance plan.
Sometimes we may feel completely overwhelmed and be dealing with things we absolutely need help and support with, but insurance may label our care as “medically unnecessary”. In these cases, we offer private pay rates and limited sliding scale options on a case by case basis.
FAQ: How do I know what my insurance will cover?
You can call the number on your insurance card and ask about your telehealth benefits for out-patient mental health. As a courtesy, RAFT Consulting will also run your benefits and provide you with a summary of what your insurance will and will not cover. This is never guaranteed, and you are encouraged to confirm directly with your individual insurance plan.
Any Other Questions
Our administrative team is happy to answer any questions you may have before investing in therapy. Please email Travis and our administrative team at admin@raftconsulting with your specific questions.