Twelve of our 13 clinicians are in network with Priority Health, one of West Michigan’s most common plans. Online anywhere in Michigan, or in person in Byron Center.
Every Riverside therapist takes Priority Health except Dr. Andrew Wichterman. For ADHD testing with Dr. Wichterman, Priority members can use self-pay with HSA/FSA, or we can talk through options on the consult.
Meet the clinicians →Before your first session we confirm your benefits with the plan, including any copay, deductible or visit limits, so the first bill is not a surprise. Bring your member ID to the free consult and we take it from there.
Coverage depends on your specific plan. We tell you what we find, even when it means another option is cheaper for you.
Sessions are $160 (53+ minutes) and the intake is $220 if you pay yourself. HSA/FSA cards work, and we provide superbills for out-of-network plans. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Full fees & insurance details →
Dr. Wichterman, who leads our testing, is not in network with Priority Health. The testing package is $1,500 self-pay (ages 6+, two sessions, written report). About ADHD testing
Most commercial plans cover telehealth the same way they cover office visits, but plans differ. We check yours before you start. Telehealth is open to anyone located in Michigan during the session. How online therapy works
Start with a free 15-minute phone consult with the clinician you’d actually see. First sessions are usually within about a week of that call.
Anxiety & depression, trauma & EMDR, couples & family, kids & teens, ADHD testing and more. All specialties
Fifteen minutes, no cost, no obligation. Tell us what’s going on and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right place.
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