Some common questions our clients ask.

Payment

Clinicians at Thriving Child Center are private pay providers. This means that we do not have relationships with insurance companies and do not process insurance claims ourselves. We ask that you pay us by check or credit card at the beginning of the session. We also accept Health Savings Account (HSA) cards. Some insurance plans will pay for “out-of-network” services. This means that they will reimburse you for all or part of the cost of services. We are able to give you Superbills to bill your insurance yourself if you request it but that is the only insurance-related documentation that we provide.

It is your responsibility to verify your insurance coverage for out-of-network services. If you plan to submit for reimbursement, we encourage you to contact your insurance company before your first session or assessment. if your insurance company does not reimburse you, you are still responsible for paying for your sessions. Please note that our documentation is made to ethical and clinical standards, but not to insurance-reimbursement standards

Lyra and Modern Health are the exception!

We are excited to announce that Thriving Child Center does have a relationship with Lyra Health and Modern Health that may allow us to see you and your family members at no cost to you. This availability depends upon your plan and your state of residence, Just let us know about your Lyra or Modern Health benefits when you call!

Cancellation Policy

If you are unable to come to your session or evaluation and need to cancel, please let us know more than 48-hours in advance. If you do not attend the appointment without giving adequate notice, you will be charged the cost of the session or evaluation.

Rates

Rates vary depending upon the clinician and the services provided. Please contact us for more specific information.

Potential Benefits of Not Using Insurance

There are several reasons that people may not want to use insurance coverage for therapy services. Most insurance companies require personal information about you and your treatment, including a diagnosis and information about your treatment and progress in therapy, in order to approve services. This information then becomes part of your medical record and may be accessible by other agencies in the future, such as health or life insurance agencies, and potentially even employers and lending agencies. It could also impact your ability to serve in the military. Insurance companies have the right to approve or deny services based on your diagnosis and the type of treatment you are receiving. They can limit the number of sessions you are allowed and the type of treatment you can receive.

Treatment Population

Clinicians at Thriving Child Center treat ages 2-adult. We are experienced with clients across the lifespan and are knowledgeable in evidence-based care for most age groups.

Languages Available

Thriving Child Center is happy to announce that we now provide therapy in both English and Spanish.

Scheduling

If you are interested in learning more about our services or scheduling an appointment, please call 832-974-1176 or contact our intake specialist for help finding the “perfect match” for your therapy needs.