CARE WITHIN REACHFees & Insurance
Counseling is an investment in the version of your life where you feel like yourself again. Here is exactly what it costs, and every way to pay for it.
Real change is not about coping better with the same life. It is about understanding why you are stuck, what your story has taught you, and what you were made for instead. That is the work of Christian counseling at Christian Family Care in Sioux Falls.
Counseling Session Rates in Sioux Falls
Private-pay rates are the same for individuals and families, in person or online.
INITIAL SESSION$210
Your first session: unhurried time for your story and a plan for what comes next.
ONGOING SESSIONS$175
Each session after that, at whatever rhythm fits your care.
Good to Know
If you're uninsured or paying privately, you have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate of your expected costs before you begin care. It is yours to request at any time.
Insurance Plans CFC Can Bill
Several insurance plans can be billed directly. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your plan's copay and deductible.
Anthem
CHAMPVA
Sanford Health Plan
Avera Health Plans
Humana
United Medical Resources (UMR)
BlueCross BlueShield
Medicaid
Wellmark BCBS
Don’t see your plan? Reach out anyway. Coverage changes, and private pay is always available.
Common Questions About Cost
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For private pay, an initial session is $210 and ongoing sessions are $175. If you're using insurance, your out-of-pocket cost depends on your plan's copay and deductible. Either way, you’ll know what to expect before you begin.
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Yes. CFC can bill several insurance plans: Anthem, Avera Health Plans, BlueCross BlueShield, CHAMPVA, Humana, Medicaid, Sanford Health Plan, UMR, and Wellmark BCBS. If you don't see your plan, ask; private pay is always available.
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That’s welcome here. Private pay is $210 for an initial session and $175 for ongoing sessions, payable by cash, check, HSA, or any major credit card. Some clients simply prefer the privacy and flexibility of paying directly.
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If you’re uninsured or paying privately, federal law gives you the right to a written estimate of your expected costs before you begin care. The full plain-language explanation lives on our Good Faith Estimate page, and you can request yours anytime.
The Numbers Are the Easy Part
The braver part is reaching out. Whenever you’re ready, the first step is a conversation.