Resources

The best method to learn what therapy services are covered is to call the member services or behavioral health number on the back of your insurance card and ask specific questions about your outpatient mental health and therapy benefits.

Our team can run a cursory verification to determine if your plan is active. We are only able to verify copay/coinsurance and deductible amounts after a claim is submitted to your insurance, at which point you might be responsible for part or all of the session fee.

Here are some helpful questions to ask member services:

Do I have mental health or behavioral health benefits included in my specific policy? Is outpatient psychotherapy covered?

Is Neuroqueer Care Collective (or your preferred therapist: Dr. Rebecca Miller or Dr. Rae Underberg) in-network or out-of-network? They may ask for a National Provider Identifier (NPI 1205786027) or Tax ID (EIN 41-3227795) for NQCC.

What is my copay or coinsurance per individual therapy session?

Have I met my deductible yet, and does my therapy cost apply toward meeting it?

High and low tech assistive technology can improve wellbeing, quality of life and improve independence. The Dysautonomia Support Network created an Assistive Technology guide to help people learn what is available to them.

The Dysautonomia Support Network also offers guides for Navigating Workplace Accommodations and Employment with Dysautonomia and Navigating College with Dysautonomia.

The Job Accommodation Network is a useful resources for those looking for information about reasonable accommodations disabilities, which can help with ADA accommodation letters.

The Sleepy Girl Guide is designed for anyone who is homebound and for people with invisible illnesses, such as ME/CFS, MCS, MCAS, POTS, EDS, Mold and Neurotoxic Injuries, Lyme, Fibromyalgia, Long COVID, and mental health concerns.