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Mental Health Clinic Fees

NOTE: Fees effective January 1, 2013 new
NOTE: All appointments are approximately 50 minutes, except where indicated


This is a current listing of therapy and support groups offered by the Mental Health Clinic at Hall Health:


Scope of Care

The Mental Health Clinic at Hall Health uses and effective brief treatment approach.  Duration of therapy is usually six to twelve sessions with the goal of rapid stabilization. Our chief goal for is to assist you in returning to the level of functioning required to carry out your work. 


Authorization For UW Medicine to obtain PHI from outside providers


Authorization from UW Medicine to disclose PHI


1. Why is it important to maintain a medical record?

Each time you visit a Hall Health Center provider, a record of your visit is made. Typically this record contains your symptoms, examination and text results, diagnoses, treatment, and a plan for future care or treatment. This information, often called your health or medical record, serves as:


1. What are my Mental Health Benefits?

2. Is Hall Health Center (Tax ID # 91-1220843) covered by my plan?

3. Do I need a referral from my Primary Care Provider?

4. Do I have a deductible to satisfy?

5. Do I have a co-pay?

6. Are there a limited number of sessions per year on my plan?


We urge you to keep your scheduled appointments. If we do not receive at least 24 hours (For Mon appointment, call by Friday) advance notice of your cancellation or need to reschedule, you will be charged a $40 fee. Insurance/Managed care does not pay for missed appointments or late cancellations.

You may call your provider directly to cancel or reschedule or you may call the main Mental Health clinic number: 206-543-5030.


You will need the following information when contacting the mental health clinic for an appointment:

1) Name of insurance carrier
2) Subscriber ID #
3) Group #
4) Telephone # on your insurance card
5) Billing address on your insurance card


There are times in our life when we might need help making sense of issues or problems that make us feel overwhelmed. A trained mental health professional is able to offer a caring, non-judgemental atmosphere where you might be able to explore, process and deal with your situation or issues.


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