Patients should have confirmed appointments. At the present time, many people seeking help with sexual health or menstrual cycle problems are unable to get their assessment and treatment costs covered by health insurance. For that reason, and to make the clinics available to as many in the community as possible, charges have been reduced to a minimum, with no intent of making a profit. In order to maintain low fees, the clinics do not directly bill insurance companies or negotiate with them on a patient's behalf. The itemized statement provided by the cashier can be submitted for insurance reimbursement.
Payment is due at the time of service.
Confidentiality All patient records are confidential and will not be released without a patient's written permission, except as required by law. The clinics also provide an opportunity for clinical training of counselors in the area of sexual problems. Graduate students in clinical psychology and counseling may intern at the Sexual Health Clinic.