Pricing

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Cash-pay psychiatric care with no insurance, no membership fees, and no surprise bills.

Affordable Psych is a cash-pay telehealth psychiatry practice. We do not accept or bill insurance. The price you see below is the full price — there are no hidden fees, membership costs, or surprise bills.

New Patient Evaluation

$175

60-minute comprehensive evaluation covering your medical and mental health history, current symptoms, and treatment goals.

Book New Patient Visit

Follow-Up Appointment

$65

20-minute focused visit to monitor your progress and adjust medications as needed.

Book Follow-Up

The facts

  • Cash-pay only — we do not bill insurance.
  • Payment is collected after your appointment — nothing is charged when you book.
  • A valid credit or debit card is kept securely on file and charged after each completed visit.
  • No membership fees or subscriptions.
  • We do not prescribe controlled substances; ADHD is treated with evidence-based non-stimulant medications.
  • 100% telehealth — appointments are conducted by video from wherever you are in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, or Florida.
  • Optional add-ons: cash-pay lab testing through Rupa Health (cost varies by panel) and 25% off supplements through Fullscript.

Pricing Questions

Does Affordable Psych accept insurance?
No. Affordable Psych does not accept or bill insurance. All appointments are cash-pay, and payment is collected after your visit.
How much does a psychiatry appointment cost without insurance?
A new patient evaluation is $175 for a 60-minute visit. Follow-up appointments are $65 for 20 minutes.
When am I charged?
After your appointment, not at booking. We ask every patient to keep a valid credit or debit card securely on file; it is charged once your visit is complete.
Are there any hidden fees?
No. The prices listed above are the full cost of your visit — there are no membership fees or surprise bills.
What states does Affordable Psych serve?
We see patients located in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and Florida at the time of their telehealth appointment.
Do you prescribe controlled substances like Adderall or Xanax?
No. We do not prescribe controlled substances. For ADHD, we use evidence-based non-stimulant medications instead.