Using your health insurance benefits and coverage is typically part of working with a psychotherapist, or any medical provider. And when you’re choosing a new therapist, whether or not they accept your health insurance can be an important financial consideration. So while it may feel a little confusing or intimidating, you need to understand the basics about health insurance, because it can help make psychotherapy accessible and can save you money.
At IntraSpectrum Counseling, our goal is to help you be a knowledgeable health insurance consumer – whether you are looking for a new therapist or using your benefits to pay for sessions with a therapist you’re already working with. Please review the information on this page, and if you have any questions, feel free to contact us for assistance. You can submit an inquiry form online, email us at help@intraspectrum-chicago.com, or leave a message for a callback on our office line (312-379-9476).
PLEASE NOTE: we always recommend you also call your health insurance carrier directly, to verify your own coverage and benefits.
 
				

 IntraSpectrum Counseling unequivocally denounces the recent surge in anti-transgender rhetoric and the scapegoating of transgender people in the aftermath of recent shootings. Such rhetoric is baseless and deeply harmful, fostering stigma, discrimination, and potential violence against an already marginalized community. We stand firmly with transgender and nonbinary individuals, and reaffirm our commitment to providing affirming, compassionate, and inclusive care. We urge community leaders, media outlets, and the public to reject misinformation and prejudice, and to work collectively toward equity, dignity, and justice for all people.
IntraSpectrum Counseling unequivocally denounces the recent surge in anti-transgender rhetoric and the scapegoating of transgender people in the aftermath of recent shootings. Such rhetoric is baseless and deeply harmful, fostering stigma, discrimination, and potential violence against an already marginalized community. We stand firmly with transgender and nonbinary individuals, and reaffirm our commitment to providing affirming, compassionate, and inclusive care. We urge community leaders, media outlets, and the public to reject misinformation and prejudice, and to work collectively toward equity, dignity, and justice for all people.