Fees per service
Provider Rates
Hailey Clark can bill for all insurnace providers on the right of this page. Individuals will be responsible for any copays after insurance has paid.
Out of Pocket Costs:$200 per session (50 minutes)
Meredith Haddan accepts private pay/sliding scale and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP).
Sliding Scale ranges from $90/session up to $200/session depending on your self-reported income.
If you have questions about this or if this is a barrier to receiving the services you need please reach out to us.
Out of Pocket Costs:$200 per session (50 minutes)
Meredith Haddan accepts private pay/sliding scale and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP).
Sliding Scale ranges from $90/session up to $200/session depending on your self-reported income.
If you have questions about this or if this is a barrier to receiving the services you need please reach out to us.
Accepted Insurance*
- PacificSource Commerical
- OHP - Pacific Source
- Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)
*Please contact your insurance provider with questions about out of pocket costs and copays.
If your insurance is not on this list, we are able to create a Superbill for you as well to provide to your insurance for reimbursement.
Sliding Scale & Therapy/Treatment Assistance
Sliding scale slots are available for those whose finances serve as a barrier to accessing the care they need.
Several telehealth platforms offer low-cost mental health treatment or accept insurance. Check out Open Path Collective or your local community behavioral health center for low-cost services.
For those seeking assistance paying for eating disorder treatment, Project Heal, Eating Disorder Recovery Support (EDRS), or Eating Disorders Resource Center (EDRC) may be able to help.
Several telehealth platforms offer low-cost mental health treatment or accept insurance. Check out Open Path Collective or your local community behavioral health center for low-cost services.
For those seeking assistance paying for eating disorder treatment, Project Heal, Eating Disorder Recovery Support (EDRS), or Eating Disorders Resource Center (EDRC) may be able to help.
