FAQs
Nancy Eschbach LCSW and Associates, PLLC
Have a therapy-related question? Nancy Eschbach LCSW and Associates, PLLC has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!
How long are therapy sessions?
Typically, therapy sessions are 55 minutes in duration. However, some insurance providers may limit sessions to 45 minutes. Your therapist will discuss the appropriate session length for your specific situation.How often are sessions scheduled?
Sessions are generally scheduled on a weekly basis. In certain circumstances, the therapist and client may jointly decide that twice-weekly sessions are necessary. As treatment progresses and goals are achieved, some clients may reduce their session frequency to every other week.Does insurance pay for my treatment?
Our practice accepts several insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Blue Choice, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, Optum/UBH, and Aetna PPO. We recommend contacting your insurance provider before beginning therapy to understand your coverage and potential costs. Clients with insurance not accepted by our practice are responsible for session fees but may submit for out-of-network reimbursement if available. Please ask your therapist for necessary documentation if you wish to pursue out-of-network benefits.Do you offer evening and weekend appointments?
Yes, we do provide evening and weekend appointment options to accommodate various schedules.How do I schedule my first appointment?
To schedule your initial appointment, please call (847) 877-3970 or utilize the contact form available on our website.Where is your office?
Our office is situated at 636 S. River Road, Suite 100, Des Plaines. We offer ample free parking and are conveniently located near Interstate 294 and the Des Plaines Metra station. We also have an office at 10 West Phillip Road in Vernon Hills.
If I choose to pay privately, am I entitled to a Good Faith Estimate?
Yes, if you opt for private pay, we will provide you with a detailed Good Faith Estimate before you begin therapy.
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