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Scheduling

First Steps...

If you would like to talk further with us about the potential of working together, please feel free to give us a call. If we are unable to serve you, we will be happy to help offer referrals that may be a more appropriate fit for your needs.

Any individual 19 years of age or older must initiate scheduling their own services. Due to confidentiality regulations, alternative individuals (including parents and spouses) cannot initiate care for another adult, unless guardianship is established and the individual is deemed legally unable to do so on their own, or unless a release of information has been completed for another adult individual to do so. Parents/guardians may initiate services on behalf of any minor client or client in which guardianship is established.

Fees:

Self-Pay

For individuals who do not have mental health insurance, or who choose to pay out of pocket, fees are collected at the beginning of each session, subject to the discretion of the therapist, and will vary depending on the service you are seeking. We will discuss fees, financial ability, and methods of payment. Self-pay fees are available for individuals who qualify. The self-pay fee will be assessed and determined by a ReVive Behavioral Health clinician at the time of scheduling.

ReVive Behavioral Health and Wellness, LLC also works with Legal Aide of Nebraska to provide a limited number of grants for services to those that qualify.  More information can be obtained by contacting us.

Verification of annual household income is required to be eligible for the self-pay and/or Legal Aide Vouchers.

 

Insurance Information

We are currently approved as an "in network provider" for most major insurance providers. While we will submit claims for all types of insurance. Individuals who wish to utilize services out of network must pay the full price at the time of service. Out of network individuals may be reimbursed by your insurance company (check with your insurance to understand your benefits and amounts for reimbursement).  In-network status with insurances may vary per clinician.

**NOTICE: We make every effort to communicate with insurance to verify in-network status of your selected provider and provide a good faith estimate of anticipated costs for services. However, communicated estimates are not a guarantee of final financial responsibility or in-network status. It is the responsibility of the patient to communicate with their insurance for official verification of provider network status and coverage as patients are financially responsible for service costs that are declined, rejected, or not covered by insurance. 

ReVive Behavioral Health and Wellness, LLC and affiliated clinicians maintains the highest of standards when it comes to confidentiality and protecting individual privacy. You are welcome to view our privacy practices by clicking on the button below.

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You will also find a contact submission form on this page that will allow you to contact us via this page. Responses may not be immediate. Any contacts received are subject to confidentiality exceptions as noted in the Nebraska Statutes 38-3131: (3) This privilege may not be claimed by the client or patient, or on his or her behalf by authorized persons, in the following circumstances: (a) When abuse or harmful neglect of children, the elderly, or disabled or incompetent individuals is known or reasonably suspected; (b) When the validity of a will of a former client or patient of the clinician is contested; (c) When such information is necessary for the clinician to defend against a malpractice action brought by the client or patient; (d) When an immediate threat of physical violence against a readily identifiable victim is disclosed to the clinician; (e) When an immediate threat of self-inflicted injury is disclosed to the clinician; (f) When the client or patient, by alleging mental or emotional damages in litigation, puts his or her mental state in issue; (g) When the client or patient is examined pursuant to court order; (h) When the purpose of the proceeding is to substantiate and collect on a claim for mental or emotional health services rendered to the client or patient or any other cause of action arising out of the professional relationship; or (i) In the context of investigations and hearings brought by the client or patient and conducted by the department, when violations of the Psychology Practice Act are at issue. Phone calls/voicemails and other electronic contact are not monitored for immediate response and a clinician may not be able to return contact immediately. Crisis and life-threatening emergencies should be directed to 911 or your local emergency room. For the reporting of child abuse/neglect, contact DHHS Child Abuse Hotline at 800-652-1999.
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