To receive reimbursement for Mindbloom services, you can either use HSA/FSA funds for treatment or submit a claim to your insurance carrier for out-of-network reimbursement.
How do I use my HSA/FSA funds?
Mindbloom treatment is generally considered an eligible expense and you can:
Pay directly with your HSA or FSA card.
Submit a Superbill for reimbursement.
If required by your plan, your clinician can also provide a Letter of Medical Necessity.
How much can I get reimbursed by insurance?
Up to $650 back for a 6-session program — and more for 12- or 18-session programs — depending on your plan’s out-of-network coverage.
Initial consult (45 minutes) — CPT code 99204
Estimated reimbursement: up to $400Medication management consult (25 minutes) — CPT code 99214
Estimated reimbursement: up to $250
We recommend calling your plan to verify they offer out-of-network reimbursement for these services.
What’s a Superbill and how do I get one?
A Superbill is an itemized receipt of your treatment. It includes the necessary codes and details for submitting a claim to your insurance or HSA/FSA provider.
You can request a Superbill after your clinician consult.
If needed, your clinician can also provide a Letter of Medical Necessity.