

BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona

Meritain Health
Arizona & Montana

1199 SEIU Benefit Funds
Arizona & Montana

Oxford (Optum)
Arizona & Montana

Arizona & Montana
Evernorth

Coventry
Arizona & Montana

90 Degree Benefits - Caprock
Arizona & Montana

All Savers Insurance
Arizona & Montana
Accepted Insurance Plans
We aim to make quality psychiatric care accessible. I book and see all patients through Headway, an insurance-friendly platform for mental health care. Here are a few of my in-network plans:

Cigna
Arizona & Montana

Carelon Behavioral Health
Arizona & Montana

Curative
Arizona & Montana

Independence Blue Cross Pennsylvania
Arizona & Montana

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey (Braven Health)
Arizona & Montana
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Allied
Arizona & Montana
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Optum/Optum Behavioral Health
Arizona & Montana

US Health Group
Arizona & Montana

Aetna
Arizona & Montana

GEHA
Arizona & Montana

Nippon Life Benefits
Arizona & Montana

United Healthcare (Optum)
Arizona & Montana

Oscar (Optum)
Arizona

Boon-Chapman
Arizona & Montana

Allied
Arizona & Montana

Allied
Arizona & Montana

UMR
Arizona & Montana

Golden Rule
Arizona & Montana
Pricing & Rates
We believe in transparent pricing to help you plan for your care. Below are our self-pay rates for those not using insurance. A Good Faith Estimate is available upon request.
Initial Psychiatric Evaluation
$250
Follow-up & Medication Management
Extended follow-up with Psychotherapy add-on
$125
$175

Payment Information
Headway handles insurance verification and billing on my behalf, which means most patients pay through their insurance the same way they would for any other medical visit.
When you book through my Headway link, you'll enter your insurance information and Headway will confirm your coverage and expected cost before your first appointment, so there are no surprises.
If you are paying by card and not using insurance, this payment will also be processed through Headway.
A note on controlled substances
If medication is part of your care, prescribing decisions, including for controlled substances such as stimulants or benzodiazepines, are based on a full evaluation I conduct with you via telehealth: your history, current symptoms, and clinical need. Because my practice is telehealth only, I don't perform in-person exams. Under current DEA rules, an in-person exam isn't required for me to prescribe controlled substances via telehealth, provided the prescription is for a legitimate medical purpose within the usual course of practice. That said, this is an evolving area of federal regulation, so if you have questions about how this applies to your specific medication needs, I'm happy to discuss it during your visit.