Cash & insurance
Two doors. One standard of care.
Executives arrive through private pay or insurance. The clinical work does not change. What changes is how billing and third parties are involved.
Private pay (cash-based)
Pay the session fee directly. Many leaders choose this for scheduling flexibility and fewer billing intermediaries. You still receive a Good Faith Estimate as required for self-pay care. Superbills for out-of-network reimbursement may be available on request; reimbursement is never guaranteed.
Insurance-backed care (Alma)
For clients who want in-network access, StoneCurrent works with Alma’s insurance program for participating plans (such as Aetna, Cigna, or Optum partners, as available after credentialing). Alma helps with eligibility checks and claims administration. You and the clinician still decide fit, cadence, and whether this practice is appropriate.
What does not change
- Licensed therapy for adults in Michigan
- Discretion in communication
- No coaching theater, no guaranteed outcomes
- Honest limits on confidentiality
Insert confirmed private-pay fee and live Alma payer list before public launch.