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Fees & Insurance

At You Matter Psychiatry, we strive to provide transparency and open communication about your expected costs from the start.

Insurance Accepted

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In network with:

Aetna Choice

Aetna Open Access

Aetna Select

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In network with:

BlueChoice Advantage

BlueChoice HMO

Blue Preferred PPO

Carefirst

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In network with:

Cigna Open Access Plus

Cigna PPO

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In network with:

Employer Health Programs (EHP)

Johns Hopkins Advantage MD

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In network with:

UHC HMO

UnitedHealthCare

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*Government Plans

Medicaid and Medicare are accepted for patients who are already diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and are aging out of pediatric care.

We do not provide Autism testing for Medicaid or Medicare.

How much will my appointment cost?

Being "in network" doesn't tell you how much your appointments will cost. The cost depends on your specific plan. You may have anything from a small co-pay to a high deductible to pay at each visit. You can find that information by logging in to your insurance website, or you can call the number on the back of your card.  These fees are due on the day of your appointment.

 

If your insurance is not listed below, our practice is considered an “out-of-network insurance provider” by your insurance company. Some insurances have out of network benefits that cover some of the costs. However, you may have to pay up front, then submit the bill to insurance for reimbursement.

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Autism Evaluations

*Autism evaluations are private-pay services and are not billed to or submitted to insurance. Payment is directly from the patient. The cost is $650.

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Comprehensive autism evaluations are for patients who are establishing care with the practice and would like autism evaluation as part of their treatment. Currently, we do not offer stand alone autism evaluations. 

 

Results include a full written report and discussion of results as well as treatment planning that is incorporated into the patient’s comprehensive psychiatric care.

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