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Below is helpful information regarding what to expect when paying for behavioral health care services.

Paying for Outpatient Treatment

If you have insurance

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP):
- Many programs bill you when you finish the program; if you can’t pay all at once you can ask about payment plan options before starting treatment
- Your insurance plan may cover these treatments; the staff will talk to you about your coverage before you start treatment
Psychiatrists and therapists:
- Expect to pay your co-pay at each appointment
- If your insurance is not accepted you may still get reimbursed from your insurance company if you have Out-of-Network Reimbursement Benefits; call the customer service number on your insurance card to find out if your insurance company will pay you back
- If your employer offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) you may be able to get a certain number of free sessions with a therapist
- If you have questions or concerns about payment, you should discuss them with your therapist or psychiatrist
Average co-pay costs for outpatient treatment:
- PHP: approximately $25 – $100 a day
- IOP: approximately $25 – $80 a day
- Psychiatrists: approximately $15 – 60 per session
- Therapists: approximately $10 – $60 per session
- Support groups: most are free

If you are uninsured

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP):
- Many programs bill you when you finish the program; if you can’t pay all at once you can ask about payment plan options before starting treatment
- Ask if the program offers financial assistance
- Remember to inquire about payment options BEFORE starting treatment
- The average daily cost can range from $300 – 400 per day without insurance
Psychiatrists:
- Initial evaluations usually cost between $250 – $350 and follow-ups are $100 to $200 for 30- to 60-minute sessions
- Payment is expected at each appointment
- Remember to inquire about payment options BEFORE starting treatment
Therapists:
- Some therapists offer sessions at a lower rate called “sliding scale fees”; ask about this when you schedule an appointment
- In bigger cities there are often non-profit agencies that offer counseling services for the uninsured or underinsured
- For referrals in Central Texas, contact 211 or a Ascension Seton Behavioral Health Navigator at 512-324-2039
Uninsured financial help:
- If you are uninsured and cannot pay the full fee to see a psychiatrist or therapist, most communities have state or city funded agencies or Community Mental Health Centers (CMHC) that may be able to help
- To find a CMHC, call 211 or search online
- In some cities, you can find non-profit agencies that offer counseling services
- Be aware that you may have to go through a screening process and these agencies may have waiting lists
- These clinics often take Medicare, Medicaid, MAP (Travis County) and marketplace insurance plans
- For referrals or more information about services in Central Texas, contact 211 or a Ascension Seton Behavioral Health Navigator at 512-324-2039

Paying for Inpatient Treatment

If you have insurance

Acute inpatient treatment is often covered or partially covered by insurance, including Medicare; you have the right to know what will be covered and what you will have to pay
The hospital or facility will help check your insurance coverage before you are admitted; this is a good time to ask about payment plans
Many insurance companies require “pre-certification,” which means that the hospital staff will give your insurance company information about why you need treatment to make sure your hospital stay will be covered
Contact customer service at your insurance company to seek answers to the following important treatment questions:
- What facilities are in-network? What facilities are out-of-network? What is the difference in cost?
- Are there limits on how long I can be in the hospital or in residential treatment? Are there limits on how often I can be in the hospital or in residential treatment?
- Am I required to use a facility that is “accredited?” (Accreditation means the treatment facility meets the standards of the accrediting group; you can check to see if the facility is accredited at
  findtreatment.samhsa.gov/locator/home.)
Average co-pay:
- Psychiatric Emergency Room: approximately $100 per visit
- Acute hospitalization, including detox: approximately $175 – $750 per day (some insurance companies may pay a percentage of the co-pay after you have reached your out of pocket maximum; some may also limit the number of days they will pay for in a year, ranging from five to 30 days)
- Residential treatment: approximately $175 – $750 per day

If you are uninsured

Many communities in Texas have options for financial support or community-based detox programs; in Central Texas OSAR (Outreach, Screening, Assessment and Referral) can be reached by calling 1-877-9-NO-DRUG
Some psychiatric hospitals and residential facilities will offer options for financial assistance for the needed treatment
Most hospitals or facilities will also have an option for private pay, meaning that you do not have to have or use insurance to cover the costs

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