Private-pay and self-pay therapy are currently the most direct ways to inquire about working with Cameron.
Cameron Eshgh Therapy offers private-pay-forward online therapy for adults and select couples located in New York, New Jersey, Florida, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Private-pay and self-pay inquiries are the most direct way to explore availability; insurance-based openings remain limited.
Fees, insurance, and billing arrangements are clarified before beginning.
Fee Range
$150-$350
per session
Applies To
Private-pay individual therapy and select couples therapy, with the exact fee confirmed before care begins.
Before Beginning
Fees, billing expectations, and Good Faith Estimate information are reviewed clearly before the first paid session.
Private-pay and self-pay therapy means you pay directly for care rather than using in-network insurance benefits.
Some clients choose private pay because they value privacy, continuity, flexibility, or the ability to work with a specific therapist whose approach fits the kind of work they are seeking. Others choose private pay because they split time between states, want a more direct path to inquiry, or prefer not to have therapy organized primarily around insurance availability.
Private-pay therapy may be a fit if you are seeking:
Private-pay availability is limited and depends on fit, location, and scheduling.
Cameron also works with several insurance plans, though insurance-based openings are limited and may require a waitlist.
Coverage varies by plan, location, and clinical arrangement. Being listed here does not guarantee coverage, reimbursement, or current insurance-based availability.
Insurance plans may include
Aetna, Anthem / Empire BlueCross, Carelon, Cigna, EmblemHealth, MagnaCare, Meritain, NYCE PPO, NYSHIP / The Empire Plan, and United HealthCare / Optum.
Insurance details are reviewed before beginning so you understand what is available, what may be waitlisted, and whether private pay or insurance is the most appropriate path.
Both private pay and insurance-based therapy can be appropriate. The question is which path is available and clinically/administratively workable for your situation.
Private pay may be the most direct path if:
Insurance may be a fit if:
Insurance-based openings are limited and may require a waitlist.
Cameron is licensed to provide online therapy to clients physically located in:
New York · New Jersey · Florida · Massachusetts · Vermont
Where you are physically located at the time of session matters for online therapy.
If you split time between states, travel seasonally, or move between homes, Cameron's multistate licensure may support continuity of care when you are located in one of the states where he is licensed.
If you are not using insurance or are choosing private pay, you may be entitled to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges before beginning care.
Fees and billing expectations will be reviewed clearly before therapy begins. If your situation changes, fees, payment method, or insurance use can be revisited.
Some private-pay clients may have out-of-network benefits through their insurance plan.
If available and appropriate, you may be able to request documentation to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your plan. You are encouraged to contact your insurer directly if you want to understand your out-of-network mental health benefits.
Before beginning therapy, Cameron will clarify:
This process is meant to be clear and direct, not rushed.
If you are seeking private-pay or multistate therapy with Cameron, you are welcome to begin with an inquiry.
Private-pay and self-pay inquiries are the most direct way to explore availability; insurance-based openings remain limited.
Begin With an InquiryIt can be, depending on your priorities. Private pay may offer more privacy, flexibility, and direct access, while insurance may lower cost but can add network limits, diagnosis requirements, and waitlists.
Insurance-based therapy may be the better choice when affordability is the deciding factor and you are comfortable with plan rules, documentation, and network limitations. Availability may be more limited than private-pay openings.
An in-network therapist may be the best fit if cost is your main constraint. Private pay may be a better fit if you want direct access to a specific clinician, more privacy, or therapy that is not shaped primarily by insurance requirements.
Yes. Some clients choose private pay even when they have insurance because they want more privacy, direct access, or flexibility around the focus and length of therapy. Fees and payment expectations are reviewed before care starts.
Out-of-network benefits may reimburse part of your fee depending on your plan, deductible, and documentation requirements. Private pay without reimbursement is simpler administratively but may cost more out of pocket.
Fees are reviewed before care begins, but eligibility depends on where you are physically located during each session. Cameron can provide online therapy when you are in NY, NJ, FL, MA, or VT.
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