Current Services

30-min Skills Session

Pressed for time in your busy schedule? Want to focus more on the skills and tools you need to see positive change? Schedule a 30-min session and see how to take what we discuss in session and apply it to where it matters most!

60-min Therapy Session

Ready to grasp a greater understanding of your inner-self and your motivations? Wanting to determine “how” and “why” things are occuring? Schedule a 60-min session and focus on processing as well as making progress towards a better future!

Current Pricing Options

Here at HMT, we value our client’s financial wellbeing as much as we value their physical and mental wellbeing. And nothing is more important to us than our client’s time.

At this current time, HMT is able to offer both Self-Pay and Insurance-Based-Pay options for an increasing number of public and private insurances.

Self-Pay includes options such as debit or credit cards, and HSA/FSA accounts. We are working diligently to explore additional insurance options in the future.

Two forms of payment are required to have on file to ensure proper business standards. Notice will be given prior to the second form of payment being charged as a courtesy to our clients.

Self-Pay Rates: Clients choosing self-pay options can expect to pay $160 for an intake session and between $70 and $125 for recurring therapy sessions.

Current Insurances (most insurances limit a $35 co-pay maximum where applicable)

  • HMT is an in-network provider with Aetna.

  • HMT is in discussion with Anthem Blue Cross / Blue Shield insurances to become an in-network provider.

  • HMT is an in-network provider with CareSource.

  • HMT is an in-network provider with Cigna.

  • HMT is an in-network provider with Deaconess.

  • HMT is in discussion with Humana insurances to become an in-network provider.

  • HMT is in discussion with Medicaid and HIP insurances to become an in-network provider.

  • HMT is an in-network provider for Optum/UMR/United Healthcare.

Good Faith Estimates

Under Section 2799B-6 of the Public Health Service Act, as of January 1, 2022, Indiana law requires healthcare providers and facilities to inform clients who are not enrolled in an insurance plan or coverage or a Federal healthcare program or are electing not to file a claim with their plan or coverage a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges for non-emergency services. This can include related costs like medical tests, prescription drugs, equipment, and hospital fees.

This GFE is to be provided both orally and in writing to clients to ensure they are aware of this responsibility of their healthcare providers. This estimate should be provided to you at least one day before your services begin, and you may request one from your provider at any time. If you receive a bill at least $400 higher than your GFE, you can dispute the bill.

Please be sure to save a copy of your. GFE. For questions or more information regarding GFEs, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises.