Common use of YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY Clause in Contracts

YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY. By using insurance, I am required to give a mental health disorder diagnosis that goes in your medical record. The clinical diagnosis is based on your current symptoms even though you may have been previously diagnosed. We will discuss your diagnosis during session. Your insurance company will know the times and dates of services provided. They may request further information to authorize additional services regarding treatment. IMPORTANT: Some psychiatric diagnoses are not eligible for reimbursement (ie: marriage/couples therapy). In the event of non-coverage or denial of payment, you will be responsible to pay for services provided. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx LCSW-C LLC reserves the right to seek payment of unpaid balances by collection agency or legal recourse after reasonable notice to the client. PRE-AUTHORIZATION & REDUCED CONFIDENTIALITY: When visits are authorized, usually only a few sessions are granted at a time. When these sessions are complete, we may need to justify the need for continued service, potentially causing a delay in treatment. If insurance is requesting information for continued services, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed. Sometimes, additional sessions are not authorized, leading to an end of the therapeutic relationship even if therapeutic goals are not met.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Therapy Consent and Policies, Therapy Consent and Policies, Therapy Consent and Policies

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