Community-funded care. Help us treat clients, not chase denied claims.
What is it?
A way to lessen financial strain caused by our challenging healthcare system.
Donations go to:
Helping people access care (especially
LGBTQ & BIPOC folk)
Clients with financial hardship or accrued balances.
Accrued balances happen when:
insurance plans deny services and/or drop coverage, or clients fall behind on copays
Donation Disclosure Statement
We are a small group of licensed mental health professionals committed to caring for some of the most vulnerable clients. We accept Medicaid & Medicare as well as most commercial plans, in a time when many mental health practitioners do not accept any
health insurance plans. Our business relies on insurance reimbursements, which, at times, can be unpredictable. Despite efforts to help navigate coverage of services, clients sometimes accrue large balances due to dropped coverage or insurance changes, or to unforeseen financial hardship/ difficulty covering copays. These events can present barriers for accessing care.
We plan to use community donation funds to cover outstanding balances for clients experiencing financial strain and also to help provide mental health days for our staff.
We are committed to maintaining clear boundaries, ethical integrity, and transparency in all aspects of this practice.
Please read the following disclosure regarding donations:
- Voluntary Nature
Any donation made to this practice is entirely voluntary. Clients are under no obligation to make a donation, and choosing not to donate will not impact the quality, frequency, or availability of services provided.
- No Influence on Clinical Services
Donations do not influence clinical decisions, access to care, or treatment outcomes. Therapeutic services are provided based on clinical need and professional standards, not financial contributions.
- No Tax Deductibility
This practice is a for-profit business and is not a registered nonprofit organization. Therefore, any donation made is not tax-deductible.