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Payer Rate Profile

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas

Rate distribution profile across 1 state — derived from CMS Transparency in Coverage MRF data, 26,720 provider rate observations.

States with data

Texas

Provider observations

26,720

March 2026 vintage

TX 90837 median (master's)

$110

vs Medicare: -14.6%

Psychologist premium (TX 90837)

+$23

vs master's-level median

Rate Distribution Profile

How rates spread across the network

Texas · CPT 90837 · Master's-Level Therapists

High

Moderate spread (IQR/P50 12%) — meaningful variation between the 25th and 75th percentile positions.

P10 $105P25 $105P50 $110P75 $118P90 $118

n=23,069 provider observations

$110

median

moderate (12%)

Texas · CPT 90837 · Licensed Psychologists

High

Moderate spread (IQR/P50 11%) — meaningful variation between the 25th and 75th percentile positions.

P10 $128P25 $132P50 $132P75 $145P90 $162

n=3,651 provider observations

$132

median

moderate (11%)

Credential Premium

Psychologist vs. master’s-level delta

Observed P50 difference between Licensed Psychologists and Master’s-Level Therapists for CPT 90837 in Texas. Sourced from CMS TiC MRF data.

Master's-Level Therapists

LCSW, LPC, LMFT

$110

P50 median

Highn=23,069

Licensed Psychologists

PsyD, PhD

$132

P50 median

Highn=3,651

Observed delta: psychologist P50 is $22.83 higher per session than master’s-level P50 for this payer in Texas (CPT 90837).

Data Quality

Confidence and coverage

Confidence rating

High — all credential buckets

States covered

Texas

Provider observations

26,720 across all reports

Data source

CMS Transparency in Coverage Machine-Readable Files (§ 147.210)

Vintage

March 2026

Methodology

All rate observations are sourced from CMS Transparency in Coverage MRFs under 45 CFR § 147.210. Distribution metrics (P10–P90, IQR/P50 ratio) are computed from pooled statewide commercial fee-for-service claims for outpatient psychotherapy. Characterizations such as “narrow” or “wide” distribution reflect statistical thresholds (IQR/P50 < 0.10 = narrow, 0.10–0.30 = moderate, > 0.30 = wide), not editorial judgments. Full methodology →