Yes. Cura Mental Health accepts both insurance and self-pay. Coverage and patient responsibility can vary by plan, so the best next step is to confirm your benefits before your first appointment. Insurances we work with in Washington: Cigna-EverNorth, United Behavioral Health/US Behavioral Health Plan, California/LifeEra, Inc.

The initial 15-minute consultation is free. The self-pay fee for an initial psychiatric diagnostic evaluation is $250. Ongoing self-pay visits are $120. If you are using insurance, your cost will be based on your plan’s copay, coinsurance, deductible, or other applicable fees for each visit.

Yes. Cura offers a free 15-minute consultation so you can ask questions, share what you are looking for, and see whether the practice feels like a good fit.

No. Cura Mental Health is fully virtual. Appointments are provided through secure telehealth for patients in Washington and Texas.

Cura works with teens ages 15 to 17 and adults. Care is available to patients located in Washington and Texas.

Every person responds differently. Some people notice shifts within the first few sessions, while others need more time as the treatment plan is adjusted. Cura focuses on steady progress, careful follow-up, and making changes when something is not working.

Your first appointment is focused on understanding the full picture. Justus will ask about your symptoms, history, current concerns, what you have already tried, and what you want support with now.

No. Medication may be part of the plan when it makes sense, but Cura also focuses on education, practical coping strategies, and helping you understand what is happening so your care feels clear and collaborative.

No. Cura Mental Health does not currently prescribe controlled substances. When appropriate, Justus can discuss non-controlled medication options and other treatment alternatives.

Cura treats depression and mood disorders, anxiety and panic disorders, ADHD, PTSD and trauma, bipolar disorder, OCD, stress and burnout, sleep difficulties, substance use disorders, schizophrenia, and psychotic disorders.

You can still reach out. Not every concern fits neatly into a short list. If something is affecting your mood, focus, sleep, relationships, or ability to function, it is worth a conversation.

Yes. Cura uses secure telehealth for appointments. You will want to join from a private space where you can speak openly and comfortably.

Yes. Cura accepts self-pay in addition to insurance. The self-pay fee for an initial psychiatric diagnostic evaluation is $250, and ongoing self-pay visits are $120.

The easiest way to start is to book a free 15-minute consultation. From there, Cura can help you understand the next steps and whether the practice is a good fit for what you need.