Experience the Hive difference.

The duration of therapy varies greatly depending on your unique circumstances, goals, and progress. At Hive, we believe in providing therapy that is tailored to your individual needs, which means that the length of treatment will be determined collaboratively between you and your therapist. Some individuals may find that they achieve their goals in a few sessions, while others may benefit from longer-term therapy to address deeper issues or to maintain progress over time. Your therapist will work closely with you to regularly evaluate your progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed to ensure that you are getting the most out of your therapy experience. Ultimately, our goal is to support you in reaching your goals and to provide the guidance and tools you need to thrive, whether that takes a few weeks, months, or longer.

At Hive, we understand that everyone's needs and preferences are different, which is why we offer both in-person and online therapy options. All of our clinicians provide virtual therapy sessions, allowing you to access support from the comfort and convenience of your own home. Additionally, for those who prefer face-to-face interaction or live in the Ann Arbor, Michigan area, some of our clinicians also offer in-person sessions at our west Ann Arbor office.

Whether you choose to meet with us virtually or in-person, you can expect the same high-quality care and personalized support from our experienced clinicians.

Here at Hive, we believe that a good therapist is like a GPS for your life goals. They can’t drive the car for you, but they sure can help you get to your destination.

Our therapists will not give you a generic roadmap. Based on your goals, they will carve out a therapeutic journey that caters to your unique needs, ensuring each session moves you closer to your desired destination, whether you're dealing with the past, navigating the now, or planning for the future.

Overall, therapy is a collaborative process focused on promoting growth, healing, and positive change in your life. While the specific experiences and outcomes of therapy will vary for each individual, you can expect to gain greater clarity, self-understanding, and empowerment as you work towards your goals with the support of your therapist.

Short answer: If you're a human navigating the complexities of today's hot mess of a world, therapy will help you.

Long(er) answer: Therapy can help everyone. It's not just for those 'I can't get out of bed' days (although it’s great for those!) It's also for those 'Why do I keep doing this?' moments. It's about growing as a person, and actually enjoying life a bit more. And let's be real, who wouldn't want that?

We do! We are in-network with:

Aetna (Commercial + Medicare, not Aetna Betterhealth at this time)

ASR

Blue Cross Blue Shield (Commercial + Medicare)

Blue Cross Complete

Blue Care Network (Commercial + Medicare)

Cofinity

First Health

HAP

McLaren (Medicaid + Commercial)

Medicare Part B

Meridian (Ambetter, Meridian Complete and Meridian Medicaid)

Michigan Care (formerly Physician’s Health Plan)

Molina (Marketplace + Medicaid)

Priority Health (Commercial + Medicaid)

United Healthcare (Commercial, Medicaid + Medicare)

Please note that some of our clinicians are not in-network with certain insurance panels. We will let you know if you’ve requested to work with a clinician that is out-of-network with your insurance.

If you have a different provider and out-of-network benefits, we are happy to provide Superbills. If you have any questions about how that works, please let us know!



Our self-pay rates vary by clinician experience level and range from $125-$175 per 50-55 minute session.

Couples therapy is generally self-pay only, as navigating insurance for couples therapy can be challenging and complicated. Most insurance providers do not cover couples therapy unless there is an identified patient with a specific mental health diagnosis. For insurance to "cover" the therapy, the treatment must focus on addressing that diagnosis. This means that common relationship issues, such as improving communication, resolving conflicts, and enhancing intimacy, are not typically covered by insurance plans.

As a result, our clinicians that specialize in working with couples only accept self-pay couples clients. This allows them to provide comprehensive, relationship-focused therapy tailored to your unique needs without the constraints and limitations imposed by insurance companies. This approach allows for a more flexible, personalized, and effective therapy experience, ensuring you receive the dedicated support necessary to foster a healthier, more fulfilling partnership.

When using insurance for therapy services, it's important to understand that your out-of-pocket costs—such as deductibles, co-pays, and co-insurance—can vary based on your specific insurance policy. To ensure clarity and avoid surprises, we recommend taking a proactive approach to understanding your financial responsibilities.

Steps to Take:

Identify Your Policy Details: Your insurance card is a valuable resource. Look for the customer service number, usually found on the back of the card.

Inquire About CPT Codes: When you call your insurance provider, ask about coverage for the following Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) Codes:

90791: This code is used for your initial intake session.

90837: For sessions that are 53 minutes or longer.

90834: For sessions that are less than 53 minutes.

90847: For family sessions.

Confirm Your Coverage: Specifically, inquire about your deductible (and how much you have met for the year so far), co-pay, and co-insurance for the mentioned CPT codes. If asked for an NPI, you can provide the following: 1891381877 (if you need a clinician-specific NPI, please ask us!) These details will help determine your out-of-pocket costs for therapy.