
“Two important things are to have a genuine interest in people and to be kind to them. Kindness, I’ve discovered, is everything.”
– Isaac Bashevis Singer
Mental health should not be a privilege, but a basic human right.
In line with principles of equity and justice, You Got Choices strives to create affordable and accessible mental health services for those who seek healing, growth, and empowerment.
Insurance Accepted
- BCBS of Massachusetts
- Tufts (commercial and public)
- UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH
- Mass General Brigham Health Plan
- WellSense Health Plan
- Carelon Behavioral Health
- Health New England (HNE)
- MBHP | MassHealth
- Out of Network (will supply superbills for reimbursement)
Acceptable forms of payment
- credit cards
- Flex Spending Account (FSA) cards
- Health Savings Account (HSA) cards
Private Pay Sliding Scale Fee for individual therapy
For those who cannot use health insurance to access mental health services with You Got Choices, LLC a sliding scale fee is available. This option is offered with equity in mind, reducing barriers towards health and wellness, and prioritizing services for people who identify as poor (or grew up poor/working class), immigrants, people with disabilities, historically marginalized individuals, and those considered “unemployable” by society, or currently unemployed with no access to consistent income. Limited equity spots available.
You decide what you can afford.
No income verification. The choice is yours.

Equity
You are receiving a discount
For people with marginalized identities and those in need.
$70-$100
Consider if: you budget paycheck to paycheck, have little access to savings or financial support, are unemployed or underemployed, debt limits your choices, and/or you cannot freely access your money.

Standard
True cost of service
For those who have sufficient resources and can cover themselves.
$110-$150
Consider if: you sometimes stress over basic needs, have credit card debt, have secure housing, and/or are currently employed.

Pay It Forward
You help support others
For those who have enough resources to cover themselves and others.
$160-$200
Consider if: you own a home and/or own a car, have savings and/or investments, a reliable job, travel yearly, and/or eat out often.
