Payment Options and Insurance Information

Cash or Check

Although it feels like cash is going extinct, you can still use it to pay for your services, like your copay, coinsurance, or deductible charges, or if you're making same-day-payments.

Note: Please do not mail cash.

Debit or Credit Card

Any card with a Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express logo is accepted, including Health Savings (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA).

Make A Payment

Pay Online with the CareCredit Credit Card

We proudly accept the CareCredit credit card to help you finance your healthcare needs. Now you can pay online with CareCredit to help pay at the time of care, when you get a post-care bill, or up to 30 days before your appointment, quickly and securely. Special financing options are available.*

Visit www.carecredit.com/go/342NHX/ to pay with your CareCredit card. You can also apply here or learn more today.

*Subject to credit approval. Minimum monthly payments required. Promotional financing options are available on purchases of $200 or more. Standard Account Terms apply to purchases of less than $200. Promotional financing options available through Pay My Provider may differ from options available in-office. See www.carecredit.com for details.

Financial Investment

Mental health benefits vary for each plan; we may be able to assist you with verifying your coverage but any information provided is not a guarantee of payment or coverage by the insurance company or ACT Services. If a plan is "in-network," benefits have been negotiated with your plan for a discounted rate. "Out-of-network" plans may pay a portion of the charge, but some plans do not offer "out-of-network" benefits at all; it is important to know your plan coverage. Prompt payment discounts are offered; you may be interested in paying the same day as you receive services or "out-of-pocket" for numerous reasons, including high deductible plans, security clearance-sensitive or military employment, divorce and/or custodial proceedings as well as a general desire for privacy. Many individuals also enjoy the benefit of seeking therapy without labels and diagnoses; personally investing in treatment allows you to better your life without any potential stigma resulting from diagnoses that insurance companies require in order to utilize your insurance benefit.