At McHenry Counseling, we hold a steadfast commitment to transparency and open communication in our interactions with clients. As part of this commitment, we provide Good Faith Estimates to empower individuals with clear and concise information regarding the anticipated costs associated with our services.

A Good Faith Estimate is an integral component of our ethical and responsible business practices. It is not only a regulatory requirement but, more importantly, a reflection of our dedication to ensuring that individuals seeking mental health care have access to accurate and understandable information about potential financial obligations.

This estimate serves as an initial approximation of the costs related to the mental health services a client may receive. It is not intended to be a final bill but rather a proactive measure to offer transparency and assist individuals in making informed decisions about their mental health care.

Our Good Faith Estimates include essential details such as service provider information, services to be provided, frequency and duration of sessions, the estimated cost of services, insurance information, payment policies, and any potential additional fees. We believe that by providing this information upfront, we empower our clients to navigate the financial aspects of their mental health care with confidence and clarity.

We understand that navigating healthcare costs can be complex, and we are committed to supporting our clients throughout this process. If there are any questions or concerns about the Good Faith Estimate or if further clarification is needed, our dedicated team is readily available to assist. Open communication is at the core of our values, and we encourage individuals to reach out to us with any inquiries related to their mental health care costs.

In delivering these Good Faith Estimates, we aim to foster trust, build understanding, and contribute to a positive and supportive experience for every individual seeking mental health services at McHenry Counseling.

To learn more and get a form to start the process, go to contact http://www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call HHS at (800) 368-1019.