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Behavioral Solutions, LLC
5863 NW 72nd St.
Kansas City, MO 64151
Therapy for children, adolescents, and families provides a safe space to share feelings, strengthen communication, and build healthier connections. It helps children and adolescents express themselves, parents understand their child’s needs, and families work together to overcome challenges. The focus is on growth, healing, and creating stronger family bonds.
A participating, preferred or in-network provider is a provider who has been invited and agrees to accept the terms, conditions, and allowable payments of your insurer. A non-participating provider sets their own fees and terms.
A copayment is a specified flat amount for a specific service which the insured pays (such as $50 for an office visit). It usually does not vary with the cost of the service.
Coinsurance is a specified ratio or percentage of allowed charges (which can vary according to the service provided and the diagnosis received) that the insured is responsible for paying at each visit.
A deductible is the amount required to be paid by the insured before benefits become payable, usually expressed in terms of an “annual” amount. Your deductible may be different for in-network versus out of network providers and for medical healthcare versus behavioral (or mental) healthcare. It may also vary depending upon your diagnosis and type of service you receive. The deductible must be met first and it is the insured’s responsibility to pay for services until it is met. Once the deductible amount has been met, the insured’s responsibility will then revert to either their co-payment or co-insurance percentage if applicable.
Typically, an evaluation with Dr. Gallagher involves at least three appointments:
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Introduction: An initial meeting to gather background information and discuss concerns.
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Testing: A session to complete any necessary assessments.
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Results: A final appointment to review findings and recommendations.
In some cases, additional visits may be requested. If that is necessary, it will be discussed at the time of your previous appointment.
