Cost of Services:

Therapy Initial Intake Session - $250
Psychotherapy Sessions - $180-$250 Recreational Therapy - $100 per session (cash pay only) Medication Management Initial Intake - $465 Medication Management Follow-up Sessions - $300-420

The cost of services may depend on many factors including: copays, coinsurance, deductibles, etc.

Omaha Trauma Therapy is pleased to offer
In-Network participation
​(for select providers) with:

Aetna

BlueCross BlueShield

GAP (Gambling Assistance Program)

Medica

Medicare

Midlands Choice

Nebraska Medicaid

Tricare

United Health Care

VA Community Care

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Don't see your insurance listed?

Every insurance company have different plan benefits. We encourage you to call the number on the back of your card and ask if your provider is an in-network provider for mental health services. Also, please check and confirm your benefits with your insurance plan first to avoid any surprises of uncovered costs to you. Out-of-network services or private pay options are available as well.

As a courtesy, we will do our best to verify benefits, but plans differ and the insurance industry is ever changing. It is up to you to know and confirm your benefits. Any claims that are denied or rejected are the responsibility of the client or guardian if the client is a minor. Many of our clients utilize their Health Savings/Flex Spending accounts which are accepted for services regardless of insurance status or as self-pay.

OUT-OF-NETWORK BENEFITS (OON)
Many insurance companies offer "out-of-network" benefits. OON means you will pay out of pocket and then submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement of a percentage of the cost.
​If OON benefits are available with your plan, we will provide you with the necessary paperwork, called a Superbill, to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Omaha Trauma Therapy does not
​participate in managed care plan
Medicare at this time.

Payment is accepted via cash, check
​credit card, or FSA/HSA accounts and
is due at time of service.

Understanding Your Costs: No Surprises Act