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What it costs · Oregon

What a Psychiatric Evaluation
Costs in Oregon

Straight numbers, no estimate ranges that mean nothing. Here is what care costs at this practice, what drives the price generally in Oregon, and what you should expect to get.

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What this looks like

The honest answer, and what sits behind it.

At this practice, an initial psychiatric evaluation in Oregon is $400 for up to 60 minutes. Follow-ups are $200 for 30 minutes and $250 for 45. Oregon care is self-pay only, so those numbers are what you pay. There is no facility fee, no charge for the prescription itself, and no bill arriving weeks later.

Across Oregon generally, self-pay initial psychiatric evaluations commonly run somewhere in the range of a few hundred dollars, and the number varies with visit length, whether you are seeing a physician or a nurse practitioner, and how much of the hour is actually yours. The variable worth watching is time. A $250 evaluation that lasts twenty minutes is not cheaper than a sixty-minute one, it is a different product.

It is also worth being clear about what an evaluation is not. It is not a guarantee of a particular prescription. You are paying for an assessment and a plan, which sometimes concludes that medication is not the right answer. Anywhere pricing itself around delivering a specific drug is not selling you healthcare.

Initial evaluation  ·  $400

Up to 60 minutes. Full history, current picture, and a plan you understand and agreed to.

Follow-up  ·  $200 / 30 min

Medication management and supportive therapy. Closer together at first, then spacing out.

Extended follow-up  ·  $250 / 45 min

When a visit needs more room than thirty minutes allows.

Missed visit  ·  $100

Charged for a no-show or a cancellation with less than 24 hours notice, because the hour was held for you.

Quick answers

Questions about cost

Why is Oregon self-pay when Virginia takes insurance?

This practice is paneled with health plans in Virginia and is not paneled in Oregon. Rather than imply otherwise, Oregon is stated plainly as self-pay so nobody books expecting coverage that does not exist.

Can I get a Good Faith Estimate?

Yes. Federal law entitles self-pay patients to a written estimate of expected costs before care begins. Ask and one will be provided.

Will my plan reimburse me if I submit it myself?

That is between you and your plan, and often the answer is no. This practice does not file claims for Oregon patients. Please do not book on the assumption that you will be reimbursed.

Can I use HSA or FSA funds?

Psychiatric visits are generally an eligible medical expense and these cards are commonly used. Your plan administrator has the final say on your specific account.

How soon can I be seen in Oregon?

Usually within one to two weeks. There is no waitlist and no referral requirement.

How does the appointment work?

By secure video, anywhere in Oregon. The initial evaluation is up to 60 minutes and follow-ups are 30 or 45 minutes. You need to be physically located in Oregon during the visit.

What does it cost?

Oregon care is self-pay only. $400 for the initial evaluation, $200 for a 30-minute follow-up, $250 for 45 minutes. Nothing is billed to a health plan.

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Secure video across Oregon. Self-pay only. Usually seen in one to two weeks.

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