Services
Cocco Mental Health and Wellness is an out-of-network provider. Clients are encouraged to contact their insurance company for detailed benefit information. Superbills (i.e. billing statements) can be provided to clients once per month and may then be submitted for reimbursement per insurance company policy.
Please note that reimbursement rates are dependent upon out-of-network-benefits. Reimbursement rates vary and may cover the majority of cost for services.
Cocco Mental Health and Wellness does not participate with insurance due to limitations associated with policies that impact care. At Cocco Mental Health and Wellness, considerations for financial hardship are considered. Please reach out to discuss sliding scale payment options.
Specialties
Anxiety
Depression
ADHD
Bipolar Disorder
Grief Counseling
Life Transitions
Relationship Concerns
LGBTQIA+ Friendly And Informed
Caregiver Support
Treatment Modalities
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)
Client Centered Approach
Fee for Service
Consultation (15 min) Free
Intake appointment (60 min) $165
Individual psychotherapy (60 min) $150
Individual psychotherapy (45 min) $130
Individual psychotherapy (30 min) $100
Coordination of care (15 min) $60
Scheduling
Sessions are typically scheduled on a weekly or bi-weekly basis depending on the needs of the client.
Virtual and in-person session times are available.
Late Cancellation/ No Show Policy
Cancellations, without 24 hours notice, and no-show sessions will be subject to full charge.
Late cancellations/no show fees are utilized to ensure the time commitment made by the client and therapist is honored. Additionally, if clients are late to session, the length of the session may be impacted.
No Surprise Act
The no surprise act (NSA) is a law that protects consumers covered under group and individual health plans from receiving surprise medical bills. The NSA prohibits health care service plans, providers, and facilities from surprise balance billing consumers in specified circumstances. It also requires providers to give a good faith estimate of the expected charges for non-emergency services to any uninsured patients.