PRICING

Katharine Jamison is a licensed clinical professional counselor based in Boise, Idaho and offers telehealth and in-person counseling services to individuals who reside in the state of Idaho, California, and Texas.

Rates & Insurance:

  • 1:1 Video with Katharine: Coaching, Consulting or Counseling without insurance: $189 per session

  • I take your insurance for video sessions: Copays $30 on average

  • Office Visits: $189 per session, private-pay only

  • Private Messaging: $189 per month

  • Clinical Supervision for Idaho Counselors: $250 per month

  • College Students: $139 per session

  • Counseling Students: $139 per session

  • Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment: $350

  • “Intensive” Private Program: Email me katharinelcpc@gmail.com for more info

  • Sliding fee scale available

Insurance Accepted for Telehealth/Video Counseling:

(Below are the insurance plans I accept by state)

I'm licensed in Idaho, Texas, and California, and I'm paneled with a range of insurance plans in each state. Here's a general breakdown by state... if you don't see your specific plan listed, it's worth checking in, since many employer and third-party administered plans run through these same networks even when the name on your card looks different.

Idaho Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare (including Medicare Advantage), Regence BlueShield of Idaho, Blue Cross of Idaho, PacificSource, Select Health of Idaho, St. Luke's Health Plan, Mountain Health Co-op, and Carelon Behavioral Health.

Texas Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare (including Optum, Oxford, and Oscar), Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (virtual network), Carelon Behavioral Health, First Choice Health, and Imagine Health.

California Aetna, Cigna, Blue Shield of California, UnitedHealthcare (including Optum and Oxford), Carelon Behavioral Health, L.A. Care Health Plan, Sharp Health Plan, Scripps Health Plan, Sutter Health Plan, and Western Health Advantage.

A quick note on employer and TPA plans: if the name on your insurance card isn't on this list, flip it over. If it says Aetna, Cigna, First Health Network, or UnitedHealthcare anywhere on the back, there's a good chance I'm in network with your plan even though the front of the card shows your employer's name or a third-party administrator.

Not sure where you land? Send a quick message to katharinelcpc@gmail.com with your insurance name (front and back of the card is even better) and I'll let you know if I can bill your plan directly.