FAQ

What is my copay for therapy?

Category:
Billing

A copay, or copayment, is a fixed amount that you, as the client, are required to pay for each counseling when we bill your insurance. The exact amount varies based on your specific health insurance plan.

A counseling session will usually have the same copay as a PCP (Primary Care Physician) visit and/or an Office Visit.  If you have a copay plan, you'll sometimes see your copay listed on your insurance card.

Example Insurance Card

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How do I update or change my insurance information?

To update or change your insurance, follow the steps below:

  1. Log into the Client Portal
  2. Select Documents from the main menu.
  3. Select Client Insurance Form.
  4. Complete the required fields to update your insurance! The Billing team will review and notify you of your new copay/coinsurance.

Can I use Medicaid to cover mental health services in Colorado Springs?

Yes, Medicaid covers a wide range of mental health services in Colorado Springs, including therapy, counseling, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management.

There may be some restrictions, but it is rare. For detailed coverage information, please refer to the Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid Program).

I have questions about my bill or session fees. How can I reach the Billing department?

We understand the session fees, insurance cost can be challenging to understand. If you have qustions our Billing team will happliy address any issues. The best method to contact them is via the Client Portal.

  1. Log into the Client Portal.
  2. Click on Messages in the main menu.
  3. Create a New message and select Billing as the Audience.
  4. Compose your message and the Billing team will reply as soon as possible.

You may also call or text our main line at (719) 345-2424.

Does Overcomers accept victim's compensation?

Absolutely!  

Does Medicaid cover solution-focused therapy for goal-oriented individuals?

Solution-focused therapy, a goal-oriented approach that emphasizes solutions rather than problems, is covered by Medicaid. This type of therapy is beneficial for individuals looking for short-term, objective-focused treatment options.