Insurance Information
All clinicians are in network with CareFirst and Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Jon Gorman, Jay Dufour, and Lakeisha Keyes-Magyan are also in network with Aetna and Cigna
Esther Gbolie is in network with United Healthcare
Out of network for all other insurance companies
In most cases, insurance companies do not cover couples therapy. Some exceptions may apply; call for more details
If your plan includes out of network mental health benefits you may receive some reimbursement for the cost of services (typically 50-75%)
Towson Therapy Group can provide detailed receipts if you choose to submit for reimbursement or we can submit the reimbursement claim on your behalf
See below for questions to ask your insurance company
Questions to Ask Insurance
Do I have out-of-network mental health benefits?
What amount will I be reimbursed for the following services?
CPT Code 90791 (initial intake) at a fee of $220
CPT Code 90837 (individual therapy session) at a fee of $170
Do I need to meet a deductible each year before I can begin to receive reimbursement for sessions?
What is my session limit?
Is preauthorization required and if so, what documentation is necessary?
Does my provider need to fill out a specific form?
Free Phone Consultation
Call for a free phone consultation (443-825-4842)
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Learn more about Towson Therapy Group
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Ask questions about the therapy process
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See if one of our therapists is a good fit for you
Intake Appointment
During intake your therapist learns more about what brings you in for therapy, how your background shapes who you are today, and your goals for therapy. You'll learn more about the therapy process and make a plan to work towards your goals.
Individual Sessions
You'll meet with your individual therapist to work collaboratively on reaching your goals.
Couples Therapy
50 minutes
$175-200
You'll meet with your therapist together to help foster open communication and work towards collective goals.
*Please note, in most cases insurance companies do not cover couples therapy. Some exceptions may apply; call for more details.
No Surprises Act and Good Faith Estimate
In compliance with the No Surprises Act, we are required to notify all healthcare consumers of their Federal rights and protections against surprise billing. This includes notification when services are provided by a nonparticipating provider and providing options to see an in-network provider, as well as providing a Good Faith Estimate for the cost of services for the duration of treatment. Please see the two notices linked below for more detailed information:
No Surprises Act Disclosure and Good Faith Estimate Disclosure