FAQs

We accept private pay and a variety of insurance plans:

Private Pay: Check, MasterCard, Visa, AmEx, Discover

Insurance Plans: Auxiant, Aetna, Ambetter by Nebraska Total Care, BCBSNE (various plans), Cigna, Century Health Solutions, Consociate Health, Medica (Elevate, Insure, Commercial), MultiPlan, Midland’s Choice, Oscar Health, UMR, UnitedHealthcare.

If your plan isn't listed, we’ll verify your benefits to see if we can accept it.

Yes, we work with out-of-network insurance plans. If your plan offers out-of-network benefits, we can provide you with the necessary documentation to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement. Payment is due at the time of service, and we recommend reaching out to your insurance provider to understand your specific out-of-network benefits. Please feel free to contact us with any questions—we’re here to help make this process as smooth as possible!

Initial Appointment (First Visit) $240, Follow-Up Appointment $140, and Therapy Session (1 hour) $200

Self-Pay Rates and Options

Our practice is considered out-of-network for Medicare, CHI, EMBS, CHAMP VA, and TriCare insurance plans. We are happy to provide you with an itemized bill, which you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement if your plan includes out-of-network benefits. Payment is required at the time of service, and we encourage you to check with your insurance provider for details on out-of-network coverage. Please reach out to us if you have questions—we’re here to support you in navigating this process!

Our practice is committed to serving our existing Medicaid patients, and we currently provide care to over 800 individuals with Medicaid coverage. While we continue to see these established patients, our Medicaid panel is currently full, and we are not accepting new Medicaid patients at this time. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to check back with us periodically for any updates

Yes, you can connect with one of our nurse practitioners directly, without needing a referral from a primary care physician

While both disciplines share the goal of improving patient daily functioning and outcomes, psychotherapy is centered on talk therapy and behavioral interventions to help ease emotional difficulties. APRNs are medical nurse practitioners who are trained to examine biological factors along with social and emotional elements. An evaluation by an Advanced Nurse Practitioner can help to determine if psychiatric medication may be an appropriate treatment option for an individual patient, and if so, which medications are indicated along with the proper dosage.

Medication consultation and ongoing medication management are generally the two main psychiatry services clients come to NPM for. Some of the providers may incorporate talk therapy and counseling into their treatment sessions as well, or they may refer clients to a psychologist for concurrent psychotherapy sessions as part of the overall treatment plan.

We offer child and adolescent behavioral health services. Our board-certified nurse practitioners are specially trained to examine the role biological, psychological, and social elements may play in emotional and behavioral concerns presenting in children and adolescents. They work with children and their families to understand the presenting issues, formulate diagnostic impressions, recommend treatment plans, and provide additional related services such as ongoing medication management, therapy, and collaboration with other healthcare providers. The goal is to help children improve daily functioning in school and social situations and help parents and families learn how to support their children during treatment best.

No. The purpose of a psychiatric evaluation is to closely look at all the factors that may be contributing to the difficulty you are experiencing. Once the biological, social, and psychological factors involved and how they are interacting are determined, a nurse practitioner can make treatment recommendations. Treatment plans including medication may or may not be indicated. Our team at NPM works collaboratively with patients and their families to hear their concerns, and questions, and to agree upon treatment goals.