Good Faith Estimate.
As part of my commitment to transparency and client care, I provide Good Faith Estimates (GFEs) for therapy services upon request. This estimate outlines the expected costs of your care based on the information available at the time and is designed to help you understand and plan for your financial responsibilities.
What is a Good Faith Estimate?
A Good Faith Estimate is an approximate calculation of the costs associated with your therapy sessions or intensives. It reflects anticipated fees for services I offer, such as individual therapy, group therapy, or therapeutic intensives.
Why might you request a GFE?
To have clarity on potential therapy costs before beginning services
To compare costs if you are considering multiple providers
To understand your financial commitment and plan accordingly
How to request a Good Faith Estimate
Please contact me directly via email or phone to request a Good Faith Estimate tailored to your specific therapy needs. I’ll provide an estimate based on the type, frequency, and duration of services we discuss.
Important to know
A Good Faith Estimate is not a binding contract and does not guarantee exact costs; actual charges may vary based on your unique circumstances and any changes to your treatment plan.
If you have insurance, the GFE does not reflect what your insurer may cover or your out-of-pocket costs after insurance.
If you have questions or want to request your Good Faith Estimate, please reach out anytime.