I am In Network with many health insurance plans (please see complete list below). If you have a question about whether I am In Network with your insurance, you may contact me at admin@heydrq.com (mailto:admin@heydrq.com)or (253)785-9367.(tel:253-785-9367) However, if I am not in-network with your insurance, and you would like to work with me out-of-network, you will be responsible for paying the private pay rate for each session upfront. Afterward, I can provide you with a Superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. The amount of reimbursement you receive may vary, ranging from none to partial or full coverage.

Aetna (except for non-WA state HMO plans) Blue Cross / Blue Shield Cigna First Choice Health Healthcare Management Administrators Kaiser Permanente Washington LifeWise Assurance Co. / LifeWise Health Plan of Washington Preferred / LifeWise Primary Medicare Modern Health Optum Premera Blue Cross (including Medicare Advantage) Regence BlueShield (including Medicare Advantage) United Healthcare / United Behavioral Health (including Medicare Advantage EXCEPT for Dual Complete (Medicare + Apple Health/Medicaid) and Washington Apple Health/Medicaid since I am not a Medicaid provider) Washington State Crime Victim Compensation Program Washington State Labor & Industries (L&I)

I provide video consultations for clients and patients across Washington state, Hawaii, and PSYPACT-participating states. In-person office visits are also available in Tacoma, WA. My one-hour session fee is $225, unless negotiated or contracted differently with an insurance carrier or EAP. Accepted payment methods include checks and credit cards. For clients, my out-of-pocket rates are as follows: - Intake or initial appointment (any duration, CPT 90791): $300 - 60-minute follow-up (at least 53 minutes, CPT 90837): $300 - 45-minute follow-up session (38-52 minutes, CPT 90834): $250 - 30-minute follow-up session (16-37 minutes, CPT 90832): $200 Please note that the amount I bill to in-network insurance companies may differ from the insurance-contracted reimbursement rates, which are usually significantly lower.

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Pros: Overall, paying for sessions through insurance may be more affordable (considering copays, coinsurance, and deductibles if applicable) compared to paying the entire session fee out of pocket. Additionally, health plans usually provide a searchable directory of In-Network Providers. Cons: However, video visits and telephone visits may not be covered by insurance. Pre-authorization of sessions might be required, and there might be a limit on the number of sessions covered. Clinical diagnoses must be documented, and visits must be medically necessary to be covered by insurance. Insurance companies may request copies of your treatment plan and session notes.

(Link to download pdf of insurance verification of benefits)(undefined) Call your health insurance’s Customer Service line and inquire about the following: - Does my health plan cover Outpatient Behavioral or Mental Health services? - Is Quyen B. Nguyen, Ph.D. (Psychologist) or PNW Happy Healthy, PLLC in-network? If they’re not in-network, ask the following questions: - Do I have Out-of-Network benefits? - How much will I be reimbursed if I see an Out-of-Network Therapist/Provider? - Do I have an Out-of-Network deductible? If so, how much is it, and when does it reset? If they are in-network, inquire about the following: - What’s my copay or coinsurance for each visit? - Do I have a deductible? If so, how much is it, and when does it reset? - Is telehealth covered? - Could you please verify that these CPT codes are covered under my plan? - 90791: Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation without Medical Services - 90832: Psychotherapy 30 minutes - 90834: Psychotherapy 45 minutes - 90837: Psychotherapy 60 minutes - Do I need approval/authorization before starting therapy/treatment? - If yes, what’s my authorization number? Is there a cap to the number of sessions that are approved/authorized?