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We envision a world where mental health care is accessible to all, where the quality of services provided is not dependent on one's background.
At Aldea, we offer 50-minute sessions for individuals and couples. Our rates range from $275 to $175 depending on your current financial situation. We use a progressive pricing structure based on the Green Bottle Model where you pay what you can afford. Your personalized fee will be determined together during your initial screening, where we learn more about your needs and financial circumstances.
As an Aldea client, you get a fee that aligns with your income for the highest level of mental health care, always.
WHAT YOU GET AS AN ALDEA CLIENT
You pay a fee that aligns with your income and in return you receive the highest level of mental health care by one of our trained clinicians that will work closely with in meeting your goal.
PROGRESSIVE PRICING STRUCTURE
PRICING RANGE
$275 - $175
Your personalized fee will be determined together during your initial screening, where we learn more about your needs and financial circumstances.
What About Insurance?
We do not take insurances, but we can provide you with superbills for out-of-network reimbursement. Many of our clients successfully get partial reimbursement through their insurance's out-of-network benefits.
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We accept all major credit and debit cards, FSA and HSA cards, or you can also pay via Zelle. You’ll be able to securely add your preferred payment method to your personal client portal in Simple Practice, our scheduling and billing system.
Your card will be charged automatically after each attended session, so there’s nothing you need to do on your end. If you ever need to update your card or have billing questions, just reach out, we’re here to help!
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You should contact your insurance provider for information of out of network benefits. You will need the CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) for specifics of reimbursement. The CPT codes we use at Aldea include
90791-Diagnostic Evaluation
90834-Individual Psychotherapy, 38-52 minutes
90837-Individual Psychotherapy, 53-60 minutes
90847-Family Psychotherapy with Patient Present (also used for couples therapy)
90846-Family Psychotherapy without Patient Present
In determining how much you will be reimbursed, be sure to ask your insurance provider what is the percentage of the mental health allowable rate and if there is a deductible. -
On the beginning of every month, you’ll automatically receive a document called a superbill. A superbill includes all paid session for the previous month and all pertinent information from our practice that you’ll need to get reimbursement from your insurance provider.
All you need to do is to submit the superbill to your insurance provider for processing. Please be sure to contact your insurance provider for specific information on where you need to submit your superbill.
About the Green Bottle Model
Created by Alexis J. Cunningfolk, the Green Bottle Model is based on the understanding that financial capacity varies widely from person to person, and is often shaped by systemic inequities, historical exclusion, or certain life circumstances. Rather than applying a one-size-fits-all rate, this model invites clients to select a fee that aligns with their financial reality, using a structured yet flexible guide.
Sustainer
$275
This fee reflects economic stability and allows us to offer care at lower rates to others in our community. It may be right for you if you consider yourself financially secure, own property, hold savings, and can comfortably afford non-essential spending without stress.
Standard
$200
This fee may be right for you if you have steady income and can meet your basic needs, but may be working to reduce debt or rebuild savings. You might feel some financial strain but aren't in crisis around housing, food, or healthcare.
Supported
$175
This fee is available for clients navigating financial hardship. It may be right for you if you're living paycheck to paycheck, facing significant debt, or struggling to access basic needs like housing, food, childcare, or medical care.
