Insurance & Payment Information
Julie provides counseling through the following insurance companies:
Accepting Workers' Compensation and Self Paying Clients
(I no longer accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield)
My fees are generally $160/hr - $200/hr
Insurance Accepted In Network:
If you have Medicaid, I am not able to see you, you must find a Medicaid provider.
If you are looking for an in-network counselor, please call your insurance company or look online to find who is an in-network provider in your area. www.psychologytoday.com
Your insurance plan may have out-of-network (OON) coverage. If it does, you may be able to see me and have part of the session cost reimbursed to you.
1. You pay Julie directly and she provide you with a monthly statement of services (called a superbill).
2. You then submit it (via e-mail, fax, or snail mail) it to your insurance company if you decide to seek reimbursement through your insurance company’s out-of-network coverage.
3. Your insurance company will process the superbill and will apply the amount you’ve paid to chip away at your deductible;
4. Or, they will reimburse you a percentage if you’ve already met the deductible.
PLEASE NOTE: Julie A Martin PLLC makes no guarantees that you’ll receive reimbursement (or the amount) from your insurance company. You are responsible for all fees the insurance company doesn't cover.
What if I don’t know if my insurance plan has out-of-network coverage? Call the customer service phone number on the back of your insurance card so you can ask questions about your coverage and make an informed decision before getting started with counseling. Here are some helpful questions to ask the representative:
Julie provides counseling through the following insurance companies:
Accepting Workers' Compensation and Self Paying Clients
(I no longer accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield)
My fees are generally $160/hr - $200/hr
Insurance Accepted In Network:
- Workers' Compensation Insurance including Pinnacol.
- TRIAD Employee Assistance Program
- Mines & Associates Employee Assistance Program
If you have Medicaid, I am not able to see you, you must find a Medicaid provider.
If you are looking for an in-network counselor, please call your insurance company or look online to find who is an in-network provider in your area. www.psychologytoday.com
Your insurance plan may have out-of-network (OON) coverage. If it does, you may be able to see me and have part of the session cost reimbursed to you.
1. You pay Julie directly and she provide you with a monthly statement of services (called a superbill).
2. You then submit it (via e-mail, fax, or snail mail) it to your insurance company if you decide to seek reimbursement through your insurance company’s out-of-network coverage.
3. Your insurance company will process the superbill and will apply the amount you’ve paid to chip away at your deductible;
4. Or, they will reimburse you a percentage if you’ve already met the deductible.
PLEASE NOTE: Julie A Martin PLLC makes no guarantees that you’ll receive reimbursement (or the amount) from your insurance company. You are responsible for all fees the insurance company doesn't cover.
What if I don’t know if my insurance plan has out-of-network coverage? Call the customer service phone number on the back of your insurance card so you can ask questions about your coverage and make an informed decision before getting started with counseling. Here are some helpful questions to ask the representative:
- Do I have out-of-network mental health, or behavioral health, benefits?
- What is my out-of-network deductible? Does that include medical? Have I met it?
- Are out-of-network services by a licensed professional counselor covered?
- What is my co-insurance for out-of-network care?
- Is any pre-approval required under any circumstances before obtaining out-of-network mental health services to be reimbursed?
- For psychotherapy, ask: Do you cover procedural codes 90834 and/or 90837?
- For psychotherapy, ask: What is the maximum allowed amount for procedural codes 90834 and/or 90837? ***FYI Sometimes the representative will say they can’t tell you. This is illegal. You have a right to this information and they must tell you. If they still won’t tell you, then ask them to begin recording the call and request to speak with a supervisor.***
- If I have out-of-network benefits, will I be reimbursed the full amount I paid or a percentage? What percentage?