Insurance & payment

Know what to ask.
Plan your care with clarity.

Insurance details can affect the cost of care. Confirm the practice’s current participation and the benefits of your specific plan before arranging a service.

Start with your plan

Listed payment options

The practice’s supplied information lists the payers below, along with self-pay. This is a starting point for a benefits conversation, not confirmation that every plan, network, or service is covered.

Participation and benefits must be checked for your exact policy. A payer name on this page is not a guarantee of coverage, reimbursement, or a particular out-of-pocket amount.

Ask about your plan
  • Pending — Not yet accepted
  • Accepted
  • Accepted
  • Accepted
  • Accepted
  • Accepted
  • Accepted
  • Available
Before scheduling

A few questions to have ready

01

Practice & network

Is Jackson’s Jubilee participating with my exact plan for the service I am requesting? What identifying information is needed to confirm that?

02

My share of the cost

What deductible, copay, coinsurance, or other plan terms may apply? What information can be confirmed before the first session?

03

Service requirements

Does my plan require a referral or authorization, and are there conditions for the appointment format or requested service? Ask before assuming any requirement is satisfied.

Self-pay

Published rates,
without guesswork.

Individual therapy is listed at $100 per 60-minute session. Family or couples therapy is $150 per 60-minute session, and group therapy is $50 per 60-minute session. Assessment and screening have separate rates.

These published prices do not determine an insurance copay, deductible, or allowed amount. Review the full pricing page and confirm the expected arrangement before care.

View all therapy rates
Common payment questions

Confirm the details
before care.

Does listing my insurer mean my sessions are covered?

No. Confirm the practice’s participation, your network, the service, and your individual benefits. Different plans from the same payer may have different arrangements.

Can you tell me my copay from the website?

No. The website does not calculate benefits or make a coverage determination. Ask your plan and the practice what should be confirmed before scheduling.

Is submitting the therapy form a payment authorization?

No. An inquiry does not book an appointment or authorize a charge. Submitting a form is a request for contact so the practice can discuss next steps with you.

A thoughtful next step

Let’s make the next step clearer.

Ask about payment options, availability, or which therapy service to discuss.

Therapy inquiry