Know what you'll pay,
before you walk in.
Rising Psychiatry is a cash-pay practice. Our rates are published here in full, so the number you see is the number you pay.
OUR RATES
Every price, out in the open.
One-Day TMS
One price for the entire protocol.
- One flat rate, your full treatment day, one price
- Nothing billed per session, no add-ons after the fact
- No pre-authorization, insurance never delays your start date
Med Management
Straightforward rates for ongoing care.
- A full hour to start, your history heard properly, not rushed
- Therapy built into your visits, CBT, CBT-I, and ERP woven into care
- Superbills for your insurer, out-of-network reimbursement
THE COST OF WAITING
Doing nothing has a price.
Good mental health care is an investment. Living with untreated symptoms costs something too, even if it never shows up on a bill.
- Lost sleep, lost focus. Symptoms follow you into work, home and everything in between.
- Strained relationships. Partners, family and friends feel it too.
- Physical health that slips. Untreated depression and anxiety take a toll on the body.
- Missed work, lower income. Fewer good days mean fewer productive ones.
- Trial after trial. Months of medications and appointments that don't make a real difference.
- Costs that add up. The longer symptoms last, the more they take from your time, work and wallet.

Paying For Care
How payment actually works
You pay us directly
We don't bill insurance, so there are no claims, denials, or waiting on approvals. Payment is due at the time of service.
Superbills for reimbursement
For medication management visits, we provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer as an out-of-network claim. Reimbursement depends on your individual plan.
Your Good Faith Estimate
Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate of your expected costs before treatment. Just ask, we'll provide one for any service.
Pay over time with CareCredit
Questions about cost? Let's talk them through.
We'll walk you through pricing, superbills, and which option fits your situation, before you commit to anything.










