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Progressive Option Support Services

Hoboken, New Jersey

Level of care
Outpatient
Ages
Children (0 to 11), Adolescents (12 to 17), Adults (26+)
Insurance
POSS's insurance list is always being updated, For insurances POSS does not accept, But coverage details can vary, If an insurance plan does not cover ABA therapy and 34 more

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Published program summary

Progressive Option Support Services in Hoboken, New Jersey offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Autism diagnostic evaluation and Couples therapy.

Services and populations

Specialties
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Other developmental challenges
Program categories
Substance use, Mental health, Autism/ABA services
Modalities
Couples therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Autism diagnostic evaluation

Admissions

Admissions process
  • Getting started begins with an initial consultation, which can be by phone call, video chat, or in-person meeting.
  • After the initial consultation, if the client decides to move forward with POSS, the team conducts an assessment and collaboratively develops a treatment plan.
Hours
  • Office hours: POSS administrative staff are in the office between 9AM and 5PM, Monday through Friday.
  • Emergency guidance: for a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to a local emergency room.

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
POSS's insurance list is always being updated, For insurances POSS does not accept, But coverage details can vary, If an insurance plan does not cover ABA therapy, Many clients use an HSA or FSA to pay for psychotherapy, The client referral form lists Aetna BetterHealth under, The client referral form lists United Community Plan under, The client referral form lists Fidelis/Wellcare under, The client referral form lists Amerigroup/Wellpoint under, The client referral form lists Aetna (Commercial) under, The client referral form lists Horizon BCBS (Commercial), The client referral form lists United Optum (Commercial), The client referral form lists United -Oxford Plans under, The client referral form lists UMR under “Client’s, Behavioral health services are billed according to rates, A determined amount the client may be responsible for, Such as copays, Deductibles, Or coinsurance, Will be billed to the client, Payment is collected through automated electronic payment, Signed in advance before services are rendered or billed, POSS policy is to collect the full appointment fee for a, Insurance companies do not provide reimbursement for late-ca, Payment for each session is expected at the time of the, Missed appointments, Late cancellations, Fees vary by clinician based on training, Experience, Services provided, Professional services other than assessment and therapy, Payment for services, Coinsurance, Copays, Deductible payments, Is expected after each session, POSS expects all payments to be made by credit card, POSS sends invoices for services weekly
Payment notes
  • POSS accepts many major insurances as an in-network provider for psychotherapy and ABA services
  • POSS's insurance list is always being updated; it asks clients to contact POSS for the most recent information
  • For insurances POSS does not accept, POSS may be able to gain a single case agreement with the insurance carrier

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Location

Address
Hoboken, NJ 07030
County
Hudson County

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