Rates & Pricing

We publish our rates because you shouldn’t have to book an appointment to learn what care costs. Self-pay rates are below. If you’re using insurance, your cost depends on your specific plan. On request, we can verify your benefits and give you a written estimate before treatment begins.

Self-pay rates

New Patient Evaluation
$450
  • 90 minutes, comprehensive
  • With Eric Wagner, MD
Follow-Up Visit
$275
  • 45 minutes
  • In person or telehealth
Ancillary Services
$50 per 10-minute increment
  • Documentation, FMLA and disability paperwork
TMS (Self-Pay)
  • $6,000 · standard course (36 sessions)
  • $3,500 · ONE-D TMS (20 sessions over 1–2 days)
  • $6,000 · accelerated 5-day TMS (50 sessions over 5 days)
IV Ketamine
$400 per infusion
  • After initial treatment (6 sessions), maintenance at a reduced cost of $250 per session
Insurance for Interventional Treatments
  • TMS and Spravato® coverage depends on your plan and prior-authorization criteria
  • Self-pay TMS applies if you are out of network, seeking accelerated protocols, or pursuing off-label indications
  • IV ketamine is off-label for depression and self-pay

Sliding-scale options are available on a case-by-case basis. Payment is due at the time of service. Missed appointments without 24 hours’ notice incur a $100 fee.

Using insurance instead

We accept major commercial plans for many services, including TMS and Spravato®. Coverage and what you pay depend on your specific plan, deductible, copay, out-of-pocket maximum, and prior-authorization criteria. On request, we verify benefits, handle prior authorization, and provide a written estimate before treatment begins. We are not in-network with Medicare or Medicaid, and by Colorado law we cannot see Health First Colorado (Medicaid) members even on a self-pay basis. Medicare does not cover IV ketamine infusions for depression, so Medicare members can be seen for that service on a self-pay basis.

Out of network, superbills, and your Good Faith Estimate

If we’re out of network for your plan, or you prefer not to use insurance, we provide a detailed receipt (superbill) you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Under the No Surprises Act, patients who are uninsured or choosing not to use insurance are entitled to a written Good Faith Estimate of expected costs before care; we provide one before any course of treatment.

Pay by HFA We also work with Pay by HFA for patients who prefer to spread payments over time.

Not sure what your plan covers?

That’s the most common question we get, and checking is free. Call (720) 432-0958 or request a consultation and we’ll verify your benefits before you commit to anything.

Reviewed by the Fortifying Wellness team · Rates current as of August 2026 and subject to change

Common Questions

Cost & payment FAQs

How much does a psychiatrist cost without insurance?

Here: $450 for the comprehensive 90-minute new-patient evaluation and $275 for a 45-minute follow-up. Ancillary services are $50 per 10-minute increment, and sliding-scale options are available case by case. Self-pay TMS runs $3,500–$6,000 depending on the protocol, and IV ketamine is $400 per infusion; after initial treatment (6 sessions), maintenance is at a reduced cost of $250 per session.

Do you accept insurance?

We accept major commercial plans for many services, including TMS and Spravato®. Coverage and prior-authorization criteria depend on your plan. On request, we verify benefits and provide a written estimate before treatment begins. We are not in-network with Medicare or Medicaid, and by Colorado law we cannot see Health First Colorado (Medicaid) members even on a self-pay basis (10 CCR 2505-10, Section 8.012.2). Medicare does not cover IV ketamine infusions for depression, so Medicare members can be seen for that service on a self-pay basis. Insurance details →

Can I get reimbursed if you’re out of network for my plan?

We provide a detailed receipt (superbill) you can submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Plans vary, so confirm your out-of-network benefits with your insurer.

What is a Good Faith Estimate?

Under the No Surprises Act, patients who are uninsured or choosing not to use insurance are entitled to a written Good Faith Estimate of expected costs before care. We provide one before any course of treatment.

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