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How payer rates work, what TiC data shows, and what the numbers mean for your practice.
If you're on a BCBS Texas panel for 90837, there's now a verifiable benchmark for where your contracted rate sits in BCBS Texas's own distribution — and a clear threshold for when a rate-review letter has something concrete to cite.
The 90837 reimbursement rate for Texas therapists varies more by payer than by geography. Here's what the four major Texas payers publish in their federal filings, what drives the gap between them, and how to find where your contract sits.
UHC doesn't publish LCSW-specific rates for 90837 — LCSWs, LPCs, and LMFTs are contracted on the same tier. Here's what that means for reading your rate against UHC's Texas distribution, and when the numbers give you something to act on.
There are dozens of pages claiming to tell therapists what insurance pays for therapy. Most don't say where the number came from. Before you cite any benchmark in a rate-review letter — or pay for one — here are four questions that separate useful data from confident-looking noise.
