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Fees and Hours Whatever you can do, or believe you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. -Goethe Fees *A 50-55 minute individual counseling session is $125.00 per hour. A 50-55 minute family or couples counseling session is $150.00 per hour. Each half hour thereafter is pro-rated at $40.00 per half hour. *I may also decide to work on a sliding scale based on each client’s unique financial situation. *At this time, I am only in network with Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield. If you are covered under another insurance carrier, (upon request) I will provide you with an insurance superbill/receipt that may be sent to insurance companies for reimbursement. Please contact your insurance company to determine what your out of network mental heath benefits are, if preauthorization is required and what information they need in order to reimburse you. *Other services may also incur charges. For example, collateral contacts will be charged in 15 minute intervals ($25.00 per every 15 minutes). *During the first session, the client and I will develop and sign a financial contract. Payment Options *Cash, checks and credit cards accepted. *Checks should be made payable to Jenna Eisenberg, LMFT. *Checks are deposited on the 15th and 30th of every month. *Checks that are returned for insufficient funds will be assessed a $25.00 fee, and become due within 10 days of notice. *If a check is returned twice or more, services must be paid for in cash or credit card. *Every client is required to provide complete Credit Card information to be kept on file for any missed sessions or late cancellations. *If payments are not made in a timely manner or two consecutive sessions are unpaid, the credit card on file will be charged for all unpaid and future services, unless other arrangements are made *If a billing agreement is reached, I understand that I must pay Denver Diabetes Counseling/Jenna Eisenberg, LMFT within 15 days of receiving an invoice.
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