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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you accept insurance?
    We are self-pay only. ​ We provide an itemized receipt (superbill) that you can send to your private insurance company. We have limited grant funding to support those that could not otherwise afford care. Please reach out to us about your individual situation.
  • What is a superbill for insurance?
    It's an official receipt that you can submit to your insurance for some amount of coverage. The superbill will have a code for what type of therapy took place and how long it was. Typically this code is 90834. ​ When you submit to your insurance, they will not generally pay the full amount. They will calculate the amount they generally cover for therapy, then send you a percentage of that based on your individual plan. ​ Please check with your insurer to inquire about your out-of-network coverage.
  • How long is a therapy session?
    The first time we meet a family, we want to spend time getting to know you. These visits are generally 60-90 minutes. ​ Later visits are scheduled for 45 minutes.
  • Do you see patients in person or through telehealth?
    We see patients both in person and via telehealth. We have patients that prefer all one way of seeing us and some patients that like to come in sometimes and do telehealth on other days.
  • Do you offer scholarship rates?
    We are very happy to share that we have a few specific grants to offer scholarships for therapy. ​ Please contact us directly to discuss any concerns you have about affordability of therapy.
  • Can your office accommodate folks with mobility concerns?
    Unfortunately, our office building has a single flight of stairs with no elevator. Affordable office space is difficult to find and we hope to find a space that meets all of our patients' needs in the future. With adequate preparation, we can utilize a shared space in the building, but it's not set up to be as cozy and nice as our main office. We do offer telehealth, a modality which many of our patients with mobility concerns choose to utilize.
About Us
About Us

Mountain Pediatric Psychology is a nonprofit organization that  helps children and adolescents who are medically complex cope with the emotional aspects of their medical needs. This includes supporting the child and their families. 

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435-200-3083

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Where To Find Us

We are conveniently located in Summit County between Salt Lake and Park City

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