Fees & Billing

**Dr. Choulet has limited availability for new patients at this time.**

Dr. Choulet maintains a smaller practice to ensure that a high level of care coordination is provided to all of her patients. Concierge serivces are provided through a non-retainer and fee-for-service model. Dr. Choulet provides additional services between appointments, as needed (see below: other professional services). Please note that Dr. Choulet is a fee-for-service physician and is not contracted with any insurance companies. A superbill can be provided for possible out-of-network reimbursement from the patient's insurance company.

New Patient Consultations:
The first appointment serves as a consultation and does not guarantee a treatment agreement.

Adult Consultation (60min) | $550
Child & Adolescent Consultation (90min) | $750

Follow Up Appointments:

30min Follow Up | $300
50min Follow Up | $450

Any other professional services that require longer than 5 minutes such as report/letter writing, secure portal messaging, telephone/text conversations, email reading or writing, preparation of treatment summaries, communication or coordination of care with family members, or other providers, or time spent performing any other services on a patient's behalf (i.e. reviewing psychological testing reports) will be charged for each 5 minute increment.

What is an Out-Of-Network Physician?

An out-of-network physician refers to a medical practitioner who does not have a contractual agreement with a particular health insurance plan or provider network. This means that if you visit an out-of-network physician, your health insurance may not fully cover the costs of the medical services received, or may not cover them at all.

What is a superbill?

A superbill is a detailed document that lists the healthcare services you received during a visit to a healthcare provider, such as a doctor or therapist. It includes the procedure codes and charges for each service, which can be used by you or your insurance company for billing and reimbursement purposes. You can submit a superbill to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.