Payment & Fee Information

We offer traditional outpatient services for individuals, couples, and families
of all forms and fashions. Please see the information below for more
information about payment, fees, and our initiatives to make our services
accessible to all.

Insurance, Service Fees, Sliding Scale and Payment Information

In Network:

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield

  • Horizon BCBS Omnia Tier 1

  • Medicare (select clinicians)

  • Princeton University EPN

Out of Network:

  • HMO Plans & Medicaid Plans

  • Check with your insurance regarding OON reimbursement.

  • A superbill (medical receipt) can be provided for you to submit to insurance for potential reimbursement, depending on our OON benefits.

Service Fees:

Associate Clinicians: $140 - $150

Senior Clinicians": $200 - $310

Couples sessions vary by clinician.

Case Management: $50

Please email info@princetonmindbody.com to learn more about our sliding scale program.

Once we have received your application & supporting document(s), our billing team will contact you with your approved sliding scale session rate & your appointment will be scheduled based on clinician availability.

In order to determine if a client qualifies for the sliding fee scale, proof of income is required.

For proof of income you can submit your previous year’s taxes, W-2’s or 2 of your most recent paystubs.  These can be uploaded through our client portal.  Please ask us about how to upload documents to the portal if you need support.

Once submitted, please email billing@princetonmindbody.com so we can review your documents and let you know the cost of your sessions.

*Fees are as of January 1st, 2025, and are adjusted periodically - available to clients without insurance

*Other extenuating circumstances (i.e. high medical bills, etc.) can be documented on the sliding scale application.

*The sliding scale program has limited availability and may not always be available.

*Case Management is not eligible for sliding scale rates. Case Management sessions are $50 per session.

Have insurance questions? Click here to read more about how health care insurance plans work, what type of plan you have, and why our work to expand access to quality health care and therapy services for marginalized communities is critical.