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Get matched with an in-network therapist or psychiatric prescriber for video sessions and pay your insurance copay (Rula says about $15 on average).

You check your insurance on Rula, get matched with a licensed therapist or psychiatric prescriber in its group practice, and meet by video. With insurance you pay your copay or coinsurance (Rula says patients typically pay about $15 a session); without coverage therapy is $150 a session and a psychiatry intake is $225.

  • From Copay with insurance (Rula says ~$15/session average); $150/session self-pay
  • Insurance accepted
  • Android · Web
  • HIPAA compliant
  • Privacy C

Reviewed by HeyPsych Board · 2026-10-26

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What it's for

  • Weekly video therapy with an in-network therapist
  • Psychiatric evaluation and medication management (age 13+)
  • Child and family therapy (age 5+)
  • Couples therapy

What it costs

Covered by insurance

From Copay with insurance (Rula says ~$15/session average); $150/session self-pay

Insurance may cover it

Over a year

$15 a session

Weekly sessions would come to about $780 a year

Worked out from the listed price. Check the vendor for today’s price.

How you start: Check your insurance is accepted, then book

Self-pay: $150 individual therapy, $165 couples or family, $225 psychiatry intake, $175 psychiatry follow-up. Deductible amounts are billed 3–4 weeks after the visit. Missed-appointment fees $99 (therapy) and $150 (psychiatry), not covered by insurance. HSA/FSA accepted.

Privacy, evidence & safety

Privacy

C

Our privacy grade, from the facts below

Sells data or shares it for ads
Yes
You can have your data deleted
Yes
Health data protected by HIPAA
Yes
Data stays on your device
No
Account needed
Yes
Regulatory action (last 5 years)
None found

Research

Early research

How we rate research

What we couldn't verify

  • Clinical evidence is limited or still emerging

Says it does not sell personal information for money but shares some with advertising partners for cross-context (targeted) ads, with an opt-out; you can request deletion (medical and billing records excepted); care records fall under the affiliated medical groups' HIPAA notice.

Privacy policy read 2026-10-26 · How we grade privacy

Rula is not for a crisis. If you are thinking about suicide or in danger, call or text 988 any time.

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