Use insurance or choose straightforward self-pay pricing. Either way, we want you to have useful information about cost before you begin care.
Straightforward pricing for patients who are not using insurance for their appointments.
We use available benefit information and recent Honeybee claims to help patients understand copays, deductibles, coinsurance, and what people with different insurance plans have commonly paid.
See Insurance & Cost EstimatesInsurance billing can still be complicated, but you should have a reasonable idea of what is happening with your account and where to go when you have a question.
Before your first appointment, we can review available insurance information to help identify your copay, deductible, coinsurance, and expected responsibility.
When enough information is available, we can provide an estimate before care. Insurance estimates are not a guarantee of the final claim amount.
Insurance balances are included on your statement so you have an opportunity to review what you owe and contact us if something does not look right.
Eligible insurance balances may qualify for an interest-free payment plan when additional time to pay is needed.
A few things that are helpful to understand before deciding how you want to pay for care.
Self-pay pricing is $300 for an initial psychiatric evaluation and $100 for follow-up medication-management appointments.
Your cost depends on your specific insurance benefits, including your copay, deductible, and coinsurance. Honeybee can review available benefit information and provide an estimate whenever possible.
No. Benefit information can help estimate your cost, but your insurance company makes the final determination after the claim is processed.
Yes. Patients who are not using insurance can choose Honeybee's published self-pay rates. Self-pay appointments are due at the time of service.
Eligible insurance balances may qualify for an interest-free payment plan. Self-pay appointments are due at the time of service and are not eligible for payment plans.
Request an appointment and let us know whether you plan to use insurance or self-pay. If you are using insurance, we can review available benefit information before your first appointment whenever possible.
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