Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What insurances do you take? What can I be expected to pay?
Accepted insurances are BCBS Network Blue, Ambetter, Aetna, Medicaid (Molina, UHC medicaid plan, NTC). Call your insurance carrier to verify your therapist is in network and to see what your copay would be.
Self-Pay Rates - Self-pay means you are opting out of insurance and wish to pay out of pocket. Self-pay rates are $120/session for 53-60 minute sessions.
Sliding Scale Fees - This means you are opting out of insurance but cannot pay the $120/session. Your session cost will be lowered based on your income and expenses. This is something the therapist and client work on together as an agreement that will be reevaluated. Sliding-scale appointments are limited and up to the discretion of the therapist.
Hardship Fee Agreement - This means you are opting out of insurance and also cannot afford a sliding-scale fee rate. This is an agreement between the therapist and client and slots are limited.
Where and when do you offer appts?
Nina Stanton offers both in-person sessions and virtual sessions. Virtual sessions are done through the client portal or through google meet if needed. In person sessions are held at 10826 Old Mill Road Suite 103 Omaha NE 68154.
Nina Stanton's availability is from Monday-Thursday with times ranging from 9:00-6:00.
How do I schedule an appt?
There are several ways to book an appointment and start a conversation to make sure this is a good fit! You can fill out the contact form located on the website, directly email nina@invitelifeco.com or directly call at 402-576-5878. Filling out the contact form or directly emailing is the quickest way your therapist can return your inquiry.
Is therapy confidential?
Yes, therapy is always confidential but there are a few exceptions in certain cases...
Imminent danger to yourself or another person
Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, dependent adult, or elder
Court order mandating the release of records or testimony
Your written authorization to release information to a third party
Your therapist will communicate with you beforehand if there is a need to break confidentiality for any of the listed reasons.