Unfortunately, you cannot. One of the goals of Open Path is to completely bypass the insurance industry. Open Path is intended for people who are either uninsured or underinsured. By “underinsured” we are referring to people who have a high deductible that they have yet to meet, or an unaffordable copay (more than $70). While some clients can use their HSA or FSA money to pay their therapist, an Open Path therapist will not submit to an insurance company on your behalf or provide you with a superbill.
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A few months ago, I emailed a therapist in the city where I lived. Dear Therapist, I’m not sure if you’re accepting new clients, but I’ve… Read More
