I am currently in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas PPO only. Even if you have health insurance and a doctors referral your insurance may not cover for nutritional counseling or for your specific diagnosis. It is important that you verify with your insurance that you have these benefits and if any copay or payment toward deductible is required.

You are responsible for verifying these benefits and any payment for copays, deductibles or denied claims. 
When calling your insurance ask if you have coverage for nutritional counseling. You can also ask for insurance to verify procedure codes also called CPT codes: 97802 and 97803-these are the specific billing codes used for a nutritional counseling visit. Ask if there are any limitations or exclusions such as only coverage for diabetes or a certain amount of visit limit per year. If you are scheduled for a virtual visit you will also need to ask if the codes provided are covered under telehealth as not all plans will cover this benefit. 

I will file your claim and receive payment from the insurance company. I will collect payment toward deductible or copays at the beginning of the appointment and you understand that you are obligated to ensure that fees for visits are paid in full. If insurance denies the claim for any reason you will be responsible for the balance due.
 
If you have other health insurance plans this means you will need to pay out of pocket for our visit.  I will take payment up front for our visits and can provide you with a superbill which you can submit to your insurance for reimbursement as an out of network provider. Coverage for medical nutrition therapy varies so I recommend you contact your insurance company to see if your plan has these benefits.