Q: How much does it cost?

A one-hour clarity session is $125. In that time, we focus on what's going on, what matters most, and what to do next—so you leave feeling clear and more steady. This may include: Reviewing your concerns and priorities Thinking through next steps Preparing for or debriefing appointments or hospitalizations A clear, written summary of what we discussed Resources that may be helpful Including a loved one, if needed Sometimes one session is enough. Other times, people choose ongoing support. There's no commitment beyond what you need. If your situation is more complex or ongoing, we can talk through whether continued support would be helpful.

Question 1

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

A one-hour clarity session is $125.  
​In that time, we focus on what's going on, what matters most, and what to do next—so you leave feeling clear and more steady.

This may include:​​
​Reviewing your concerns and priorities
Thinking through next steps
Preparing for or debriefing appointments or hospitalizations
A clear, written summary of what we discussed
Resources that may be helpful
Including a loved one, if needed

​Sometimes one session is enough.  Other times, people choose ongoing support.  There's no commitment beyond what you need.

​If your situation is more complex or ongoing, we can talk through whether continued support would be helpful.

Question 2

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

No—services are private pay and not billed through insurance.  Because this work focuses on helping you make sense of your situation and think through decisions—rather than providing medical treatment—it's typically not covered by insurance plans.

Question 3

Do you work with people who live out of state?

Accepted Answer

Yes—I work with people from across the country.  While I am based on Northern Virginia and often work with families in the DMV area, many of the people I work with are in different states.  Because this work is done virtually, you can still have a place to think things through, feel clear about what's going on, and know what to do next—no matter where you live.

Question 4

Do you  help with medical emergencies?

Accepted Answer

No—I don't provide on-call or emergency services.  If something urgent comes up, please contact your provider or 911.

How I Help

What is a clarity session?

What exactly do you do?

What is the Clarity Pathway™?

Who is a good fit for your services?

How is this different from home health or the nurses in my doctor's office?

How is this different from a patient advocate or care manager?

Do you replace my doctor or nurse practitioner?

Want to talk this through?

How much does it cost?

Do you accept insurance?

Do you work with people who live out of state?

Do you help with medical emergencies?

If you're ready to talk things through, I'm here.