Frequently Asked Questions

We are in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield / Regence, EMI, HMHI-BHN, Molina, PEHP, Select Health, several Medicaid plans, Tricare, United Healthcare commercial plans, UMR and University of Utah Health Plans. If your plan is not on our list we can help you use out-of-network benefits by providing a Superbill.

Intake sessions are $155 to $220 and regular sessions are $100 to $175. The rate depends on which provider you see, so contact us and we will tell you the rate for your provider. Sliding scale may be available for intern therapists, please contact us for more information.

Contact us. If your plan includes out-of-network benefits, we can help you use them.

Yes. Contact us with your full name, date of birth and/or your Medicaid number and we will look up your plan. Keep in mind that your medical benefits and your mental health benefits through Medicaid can be with different providers.

No. We do not accept Salt Lake County Optum and we do not have referrals for it. If you have that plan, we recommend contacting Optum for referrals.

Usually, and it depends on your plan, so it is worth asking your insurance company.

Be an active participant. Therapy is collaborative and often asks for work outside of sessions. Attend the sessions you schedule, be on time, and remember that change takes time. Bring any questions or concerns to your therapist and try to be honest with them, including when therapy itself does not feel comfortable.

Therapy ends once your goals have been met and the time it takes varies. If your goals feel unclear or you have concerns about the duration, talk it through with your therapist. You are also welcome to stop therapy at any time, or for any reason.

Our approaches depend on your needs, goals, and therapist. All of our therapists are trauma-informed and trained in treating trauma, drawing on approaches such as EMDR, ACT, and DBT skills, among others. Your therapist will work with you to find an approach that fits your needs. We incorporate DBT skills into individual therapy but do not offer a full DBT program or DBT groups.

We do not provide medication management at Juniper Healing. Whether to try medication is up to you, and many people use and benefit from them. If you are interested, your doctor or another prescriber, such as a psychiatric nurse practitioner, can help. Keep your therapist up to date on any medication and any changes.

What you say in therapy is kept private, except where the law requires your therapist to share it, such as when there is a concern for your safety or someone else's.