- Fees & Access
Visit Types and Fees
Clear structure, transparent pricing, and direct access. No hidden fees. No insurance routing. Complete transparency.
Pricing
One flat fee for all visit types
This is a direct-pay practice. Insurance is not billed. The fee is the same regardless of visit type — whether you are seen at home, in the office, or by telehealth.
This model is designed around direct clinician access, thoughtful evaluation, continuity of care, privacy, and coordination when needed.
If requested, documentation may be provided for out-of-network submission to your insurer. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and is the patient’s responsibility to pursue.
$800
per visit
Includes
- House calls in Manhattan
- Office visits at 1115 Broadway
- Telehealth visits
What this covers
- Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
- Medication management and prescribing
- Psychotherapy-informed clinical work
- Care coordination when appropriate
- Direct clinician access
How and where care is delivered
Visit type is determined based on clinical need, safety, and patient preference. All visit types are available at the same $800 fee.
House Calls
In-home psychiatric visits for patients in Manhattan who benefit from care in their own environment — especially valuable for geriatric patients, high-acuity cases, and those with mobility or privacy considerations.
Manhattan home visits
Office Visits
In-person visits at 1115 Broadway, Manhattan. Structured and focused appointments in a private office setting.
1115 Broadway, Manhattan
Telehealth
Secure video visits when clinically appropriate. Available for established patients and selected new cases where telehealth meets clinical and regulatory requirements.
Secure video visits
What the Fee Covers
This model is designed around access and quality
The flat fee structure eliminates the incentives that fragment care in insurance-based models — shorter visits, more visits, split billing. Every appointment is designed to be substantive.
Patients pay for direct access to a highly experienced, triple board-certified clinician — not for a platform, a portal, or a care team that does not know your name.
Direct clinician access
Your clinician, not a platform or intermediary, provides your care from evaluation through treatment.
Unhurried evaluation
Appointments are structured for substance, not speed. Complex cases get the time they require.
Privacy
No insurance records, no large system routing, no shared portals.
Continuity of care
The same clinician who evaluates you continues your care — including medication management and coordination.
Common Questions
Frequently asked
Does this practice accept insurance?
No. This is a direct-pay practice. Insurance is not billed for any visit type. If requested, a superbill (documentation of service) can be provided for you to submit to your insurer for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your plan.
Why is the fee the same for all visit types?
The clinical value of a visit does not depend on the physical setting — it depends on the quality of the evaluation. A house call, an office visit, and a telehealth session receive the same level of clinical attention. The fee reflects that.
Is there a separate fee for the initial evaluation versus follow-up visits?
All visits are $800 per visit. There is no separate tier for initial evaluations versus follow-up appointments. Visit length and structure are determined by clinical need.
How do I pay?
Payment details are provided when a visit is scheduled. This is discussed during the initial intake call. Accepted payment methods will be confirmed at that time.
How do I get started?
The first step is a brief, confidential phone call to understand your situation and determine whether this practice is a good fit. If appropriate, you will then receive a secure scheduling link. Use the contact form or button on this page to request that call.
Start with a confidential call
If you are concerned about a parent, spouse, or older family member, the best place to start is a brief call. We can discuss what you are seeing, what level of care may be appropriate, and whether this practice is a good fit.