Anxiety Therapy Rates
Dr. Shawn Nabors is an out-of-network provider due to the constraints third-party payers place on best-practice anxiety treatment. His rates are as follows.
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New client appointments are free.
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Clients meet with Dr. Nabors every other week at a rate of $200 per session.
- Clients can expect to pay no more than $400 per month in session costs.
- Superbills are provided to clients who are eligible for insurance reimbursement.
- Most clients complete treatment between sessions 8-12.
Payment Plan & Insurance reimbursement options are available below.
Payment Plan
Dr. Nabors offers one standard payment plan available upon request.
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Clients on a payment plan meet with Dr. Nabors every other week at a reduced rate of $125 per session.
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Under this schedule, clients can expect to pay no more than $250 per month in session costs while actively attending therapy.
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Although you will pay $125 per session under the payment plan, the full session fee is $200. After your $125 payment is made, the remaining $75 will be added to your account balance.
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Once therapy has concluded, the outstanding balance will be billed at $75 every other week until the balance is paid in full.
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Most clients complete treatment between sessions 8 -12.
Insurance Reimbursement
You may be able to receive reimbursement from your insurance provider for the psychotherapy component of our treatment program. You can find a claim form on your insurance company's website and submit the form along with your statement and treatment codes as frequently as you wish. You will be reimbursed directly by your insurance company per the terms of your insurance policy.
We are not responsible for any successful or unsuccessful reimbursements as this is considered a matter between you and your insurance company. If you have any questions about billing, please discuss your concerns directly with our business manager. Please discuss any questions about reimbursement with your insurance company.
Good Faith Estimate
Beginning January 1, 2022, You have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. Under the law, healthcare providers need to give patients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of the bill for medical items and services.