Insurance & Payment
In-network with most major Utah plans, plus cash pay
Insurance and cash pay
We are in-network with most major Utah insurance plans, and we see clients on a cash pay basis too.
Contact your insurance company for the details of your own plan, including your copay, coinsurance and deductible. The questions worth asking are in the grid below.
If your plan is not listed, we can help you use your out-of-network benefits when your plan includes them.
What we accept
Insurance plans
Aetna
We accept most Aetna plans. Your coverage details are on the Aetna member site.
Aetna member site(opens in a new tab)Aetna member FAQs(opens in a new tab)
BCBS / Regence
We accept most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, also known as Regence, Blue Cross or Blue Shield.
EMI
We accept EMI. Sign in to the member portal for your coverage details.
Molina
We accept Molina. Sign in to MyMolina and open the Eligibility and Benefits tab, or call Member Services at the number on the back of your card.
United Healthcare
We accept all commercial UHC plans. We do not accept UHC Medicaid or Medicare plans.
UMR
We accept all UMR plans.
PEHP
We are in-network with seven PEHP (Public Employees Health Plan) networks.
- Advantage
- Advantage State
- Summit
- Summit Exclusive
- Preferred
- Capital
- Medicare Supplement
Your PEHP member account has the rest of your coverage details.
Select Health
We are in-network with six Select Health networks.
- Select Care
- Select Choice
- Community Care / Access Network
- Select Med
- Select Health Share
- Select Value
Unfortunately we are not able to accept the Signature Plan.
Your Select Health member account has the rest of your coverage details.
University of Utah Health Plans
We are in-network with four University of Utah Health Plans networks.
- Healthy Preferred
- Healthy Premier
- Healthy U Behavioral Health
- U Health Plus
We also accept the HMHI-BHN network, which is not the same as University of Utah Health.
Tricare / TriWest
We accept Tricare through TriWest.
Medicaid
We accept four Medicaid plans. We do not accept Salt Lake County Optum.
- Fee-for-Service
- Molina
- Select Health
- University of Utah
Have Medicaid but are not sure which plan? Contact us with your full name and date of birth or Medicaid number and we will look it up for you.
Please note that your medical benefits and your mental health benefits through Medicaid can be with different providers.
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.
Cash pay
- Intake session: $155 to $220
- Regular session: $100 to $175
- Couples sessions: the same rate as individual sessions
The rate depends on which provider you see. Contact us and we will tell you the rate for your provider.
Out-of-network
We provide Superbills to clients looking to utilize their out-of-network benefits. Clients utilizing superbills will receive an itemized receipt monthly that can be submitted to insurance for reimbursement.
Insurance Guide
Questions to ask your insurance
Eight questions that tell you what a session will cost you.
- What mental health benefits does my plan have?
- What is my copay?
- Do I have a deductible?
- Do I have a session limit?
- What is my coinsurance or copay once my deductible has been met?
- Do I need prior authorization before attending a session?
- Will my insurance cover my provider and their practice?
- Do I have out-of-network benefits?
Insurance terms
Four words that come up on every call with an insurance company.
- Copay
- An amount you pay at each visit. Your insurance company and your plan set it.
- Coinsurance
- A share of the cost rather than a set amount. Your insurance pays a percentage, for example 80%, and you pay the rest.
- Deductible
- A dollar amount you pay out of pocket before your insurance starts helping. Deductibles commonly reset in January and July. After you meet yours, you may still have a copay or coinsurance.
- Participating provider
- A provider who is contracted with your insurance company and has agreed to a set rate under that insurer's guidelines.
Good to know
Juniper insurance questions
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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.
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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.
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Contact us. If your plan includes out-of-network benefits, we can help you use them.
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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.
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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.
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Usually, and it depends on your plan, so it is worth asking your insurance company.