How much do your services cost?

Services provided by Soublis Psychological Associates vary depending on the type of service you are requesting. Our office manager will discuss our rates for therapy and/or evaluations in detail your first phone call.

If you wish to be reimbursed by your insurance company, it will be your responsibility to submit the paperwork.

Payment is expected at the time of service. Soublis Psychological Associates accepts cash, personal checks, and credit cards.

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Intake Appointment: $420 – $600

45 minute session fee: $210 – $300

60 minute session fee: $280 – $400

Intake Appointment: $595

30 minute Follow up: $220

60 minute Follow up: $440

Neurodevelopmental Testing (Ages: birth-2): $2,000

Neurodevelopmental/School Readiness Testing (Ages: 3-5): $2,600

Comprehensive Psychoeducational Testing (Ages: 6 and up): $3,500

Add-on Autism Spectrum Disorder Testing
(As Part of a Comprehensive Psychoeducational Evaluation): $550

Katie Beckett/Medicaid Testing: $2,000

School Observation: $275/hour

Comprehensive Psychological Testing: $3,500

Adult Autism Spectrum Disorder Testing: $1,850

Career Testing: $900

Phone Consultation Per 15 minutes $70 – $100

Report Writing, Preparation of Records, Etc. Per 15 minutes $70 – $100

Legal Preparation, Consultation, Testimony $325 – $500

Returned Check Fee $30

Cancelled/Missed Appointment Fees (Less than 24 hour notice) $210 – $300

How much do your services cost?

Services provided by Soublis Psychological Associates vary depending on the type of service you are requesting. Our office manager will discuss our rates for therapy and/or evaluations in detail your first phone call.

If you wish to be reimbursed by your insurance company, it will be your responsibility to submit the paperwork.

Payment is expected at the time of service. Soublis Psychological Associates accepts cash, personal checks, and credit cards.

Click below to expand for more info:

Intake Appointment: $420 – $600

45 minute session fee: $210 – $300

60 minute session fee: $280 – $400

Intake Appointment: $595

30 minute Follow up: $220

60 minute Follow up: $440

Neurodevelopmental Testing (Ages: birth-2): $2,000

Neurodevelopmental/School Readiness Testing (Ages: 3-5): $2,600

Comprehensive Psychoeducational Testing (Ages: 6 and up): $3,500

Add-on Autism Spectrum Disorder Testing
(As Part of a Comprehensive Psychoeducational Evaluation): $550

Katie Beckett/Medicaid Testing: $2,000

School Observation: $275/hour

Comprehensive Psychological Testing: $3,500

Adult Autism Spectrum Disorder Testing: $1,850

Career Testing: $900

Phone Consultation Per 15 minutes $70 – $100

Report Writing, Preparation of Records, Etc. Per 15 minutes $70 – $100

Legal Preparation, Consultation, Testimony $325 – $500

Returned Check Fee $30

Cancelled/Missed Appointment Fees (Less than 24 hour notice) $210 – $300

Insurance

Soublis Psychological Associates do not participate with any insurance companies. Most companies provide “out-of-network” benefits for non-participating providers. This means you will pay the agreed upon fee at the time of service and you will be provided with the documentation required by most insurance companies for reimbursement.

It is highly recommended that you contact your insurance company prior to scheduling an appointment to determine how much you will be reimbursed. Please check with your insurance company and ask the following questions:

Call the Member Services phone number on your insurance card.

If your insurance company has a separate phone number for Mental Health or Behavioral Health, call that instead.

Ask to speak with a customer service representative.

Request information for Outpatient Mental Health benefits.

Have the customer service representative explain your “In-Network” and your “Out-of-Network” benefits. Soublis Psychological Associates are out-of- network providers.

Ask the following questions:

  • Testing: Ask for information regarding a “psychological evaluation.”
  • Deductibles: How much will you have to pay before the insurance company will begin paying? After the deductible is met for testing/therapy sessions, at what percentage will they cover the remainder of the services?
  • Fee caps: Some companies will only pay out up to a certain dollar amount regardless of the fee charged by the psychologist.
  • Session limits: How many sessions are covered per calendar year?
  • Diagnoses covered: Are there particular diagnoses that are not covered?
  • Claims address: What is the mailing address where claims must be sent in order to get reimbursement?
  • Preauthorization requirements: Is preauthorization is required for outpatient mental health? If yes, what is the process is for obtaining this? Also, are treatment plans necessary for continued treatment?
  • Providers: Is it possible to meet with a provider that I choose and submit receipts for reimbursement?
  • Forms: What forms are required for filing? Where can I get those forms?
  • Telehealth: Do my benefits cover telehealth services (online counseling)?

Insurance

Soublis Psychological Associates do not participate with any insurance companies. Most companies provide “out-of-network” benefits for non-participating providers. This means you will pay the agreed upon fee at the time of service and you will be provided with the documentation required by most insurance companies for reimbursement.

It is highly recommended that you contact your insurance company prior to scheduling an appointment to determine how much you will be reimbursed. Please check with your insurance company and ask the following questions:

Call the Member Services phone number on your insurance card.

If your insurance company has a separate phone number for Mental Health or Behavioral Health, call that instead.

Ask to speak with a customer service representative.

Request information for Outpatient Mental Health benefits.

Have the customer service representative explain your “In-Network” and your “Out-of-Network” benefits. Soublis Psychological Associates are out-of- network providers.

Ask the following questions:

  • Testing: Ask for information regarding a “psychological evaluation.”
  • Deductibles: How much will you have to pay before the insurance company will begin paying? After the deductible is met for testing/therapy sessions, at what percentage will they cover the remainder of the services?
  • Fee caps: Some companies will only pay out up to a certain dollar amount regardless of the fee charged by the psychologist.
  • Session limits: How many sessions are covered per calendar year?
  • Diagnoses covered: Are there particular diagnoses that are not covered?
  • Claims address: What is the mailing address where claims must be sent in order to get reimbursement?
  • Preauthorization requirements: Is preauthorization is required for outpatient mental health? If yes, what is the process is for obtaining this? Also, are treatment plans necessary for continued treatment?
  • Providers: Is it possible to meet with a provider that I choose and submit receipts for reimbursement?
  • Forms: What forms are required for filing? Where can I get those forms?
  • Telehealth: Do my benefits cover telehealth services (online counseling)?

The No Surprises Act is a federal law that took effect on January 1, 2022. It protects people with health insurance from receiving unexpected medical bills, known as “surprise bills,” after receiving emergency care or certain non-emergency services.