Using
Insurance | Paying Yourself
Paying
Yourself
Some
of our clients make the choice not to use available medical
insurance for counseling of their personal problems. The
reasons are many, but for most, it is a matter of privacy.
They wish complete confidentiality and that cannot be guaranteed
when using an insurance plan. When insurance is used, information
can be accessed by other insurance companies, through a
clearinghouse arrangement, in making decisions regarding
future applications for medical, life, disability or long-term
care insurance. This also applies to marital counseling,
when a spouse is diagnosed with a psychiatric condition
in order to utilize existing medical insurance.
You
may consider paying for therapy out of pocket as you do
for other personal and business services you value. When
you pay for counseling yourself, your complete privacy
is assured within the limits of state and federal law.
Family
business issues, executive or professional practice consultation
and coaching and career development, conflict management,
communications skill building and money issue consultation
may be seen ads legitimate business expenses.
Clients
who self pay do so in many ways:
-
Check or Cash
- Monthly
Payment Plan
- Major
Credit Cards for Self-Pay or Deductible
- Tax
Deductible Medical Expense
- Flexible
Spending Options at Work
- Pay
Through Business as Business Expense
- Employer
Payment for Executive Coaching
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Cards Welcome |
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