Insurance & Fees
EmailSession Fees
Pathway Clinical Group is a private-pay practice in San Diego. Current published fees are $250 for a 50-minute individual psychotherapy session, $325 for a 75-minute extended individual session, $325 for a 90-minute couples or family session, $90 per 90-minute group session, and $350 for an initial intake or diagnostic assessment. Adult ADHD and autism assessment fees are discussed individually before scheduling because the scope, methods, and timing can vary.
Individual Psychotherapy
50 min session
$250
Extended Individual Session
75 min session
$300
Couples or Family Therapy
90 min session
$325
Group Therapy
90 min · Per session
$90
Initial Intake / Diagnostic Assessment
Initial appointment
$350
Out-of-network reimbursement and superbills
Pathway Clinical Group is a private-pay practice. If your plan includes out-of-network benefits, the practice may provide a superbill—an itemized receipt you can submit to your insurer when seeking possible reimbursement. Your insurer determines eligibility, documentation requirements, and reimbursement, so please confirm benefits directly with your plan before beginning services.
If you are uninsured or are not using insurance, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges upon request or when required by law. A Good Faith Estimate is not a guarantee of total cost if services or needs change; please ask the practice about current requirements and how to request one.
Insurance
I'm currently completing insurance credentialing. This section will list in-network plans once active.
In the meantime, I'm glad to help you understand your out-of-network benefits. I see private-pay clients. If you're using out-of-network benefits, I provide a superbill each month that you can submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement.
Planning for costs
Questions that can help before you schedule
It can be useful to ask about the current fee for the type and length of session you are considering, how payment is handled, and whether a superbill may be available. If you plan to seek out-of-network reimbursement, your insurance company is the appropriate source for questions about benefits, authorization, deductibles, claim submission, and plan-specific reimbursement.
A conversation about cost and reimbursement is administrative information, not a guarantee of coverage, payment, or future treatment costs. Service frequency, the focus of care, and other circumstances may change over time. You can request current fee information before scheduling and ask the practice how to request a Good Faith Estimate when applicable.
This information is intended to support an informed, non-urgent decision about whether to explore a topic or contact the practice. It cannot account for your complete circumstances, replace a clinical conversation, or determine what service is appropriate for you.
You may take time to review the information, ask general questions, or decide that another resource or provider is a better fit. If you contact the practice, a message or consultation request does not establish a psychologist-patient relationship, confirm an appointment, or guarantee that services will be available.
Reviewing this page does not require any next step. No decision is required today.
A CLEARER PATH TO PAYMENT QUESTIONS
How Payment and Possible Reimbursement Work
A simple overview for the questions that often come up before beginning care.
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Ask during your consultation
Use your no-cost consultation to ask about session options, fees, payment questions, and the information you need before deciding on next steps.
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Review payment options
Confirm your rate and currently available payment options with the practice before scheduling.
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Use a superbill if needed
A superbill is an itemized receipt the practice may provide for you to submit when seeking possible out-of-network reimbursement.
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Check with your insurer
Your insurer determines coverage and reimbursement. Ask about out-of-network benefits, deductibles, and documentation requirements.
Have a Question About Cost or Coverage?
A brief, non-urgent consultation can help you ask general questions about the practice’s current fees, payment information, superbills, and next steps. Insurance coverage and reimbursement remain decisions of your plan.
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