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How to get a therapist covered by insurance?

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Eric Ortiz4 Eric Ortiz4 NewcomerOP
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Just like the title says:
is there any way to get a referral from a doctor so I don't have to shell out cash at a private clinic?
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neonsailor26 neonsailor26 Active Member
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Eric Ortiz4 said:Just like the title says:
is there any way to get a referral from a doctor so I don't have to shell out cash at a private clinic?
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Well, technically, yes, you can 🙂.

I’ve actually already gone through seven sessions with my own psychologist 🙂.

You just head over to your primary care physician—and honestly, it doesn't even have to be your regular doctor—and ask them for a referral to a psychologist. Simple as that!

Edit:

Oops, I just realized what you're actually asking...

I don't think that's going to work.

You're looking for a way to use an insurance referral to see a private practitioner without having to foot the bill yourself, right?

From what I understand, that isn't really how the system works here in the States.

Anything strictly private usually requires payment—though, in my experience, "private" doesn't always mean "better"...
Eric Ortiz4 Eric Ortiz4 NewcomerOP
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neonsailor26 said:Well, technically, yes, you can 🙂.

I’ve actually already gone through seven sessions with my own psychologist 🙂.

You just head over to your primary care physician—and honestly, it doesn't even have to be your regular doctor—and ask them for a referral to a psychologist. Simple as that!

Edit:

Oops, I just realized what you're actually asking...

I don't think that's going to work.

You're looking for a way to use an insurance referral to see a private practitioner without having to foot the bill yourself, right?

From what I understand, that isn't really how the system works here in the States.

Anything strictly private usually requires payment—though, in my experience, "private" doesn't always mean "better"...

Yeah, a referral so I don't have to pay out of pocket.
I heard there's some way to pull that off.

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