Simplify your insurance claims
Enrolling, accepting, and processing insurance is so easy, you'll actually want to accept it.

Sherry N. from Beverly Hills, CA
Always be in full control
Create, submit, track, and reconcile claims all in one place—no more spreadsheets, separate logins, or ledgers.

Streamline your accounting
Automate your insurance accounting with integrated payment reports (ERAs) for easier, more accurate bookkeeping.

Ditch the busy work
Keep administrative work to a minimum with your practice and client information automatically added to claims.

Streamline secondary claim filing
File electronic claims and receive digital payment reports (ERAs) for both primary and secondary claims.

Add insurance modifiers
Include modifiers on your claims based on appointment or client profile.

Create batch claims in seconds
Choose which sessions you’d like to include—or remove—for each batch claim for any of your clients.

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Frequently asked questions
Here are some commonly asked questions about SimplePractice. See all our FAQs
Does insurance reimburse telehealth sessions?
Navigating telehealth reimbursement can be very tricky. In order to find out more about your specific state’s telehealth rules, here are a few resources:
- The Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) publishes an annual report that has up-to-date reimbursement policies for all fifty states and the District of Columbia.
- American Telemedicine Association (ATA) also provides a map showing which states reimburse telehealth services.
- Your local state board will have resources and information on how telehealth reimbursement policies relate to your specific license type (LMFT, LPC, etc.).
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) - Medicare Telehealth Payment Eligibility Analyzer allows you to check if specific addresses are eligible for Medicare telehealth reimbursement.
Is SimplePractice HIPAA-compliant?
Yes, we meet or exceed all the requirements of HIPAA as a business associate, including the Business Associate Agreement (BAA) in which SimplePractice agrees to be responsible for keeping all client information private and to immediately report any breach of personal health information.
Where can I get information on my state’s telehealth policies?
The following organizations provide resources to help you learn more about your state’s specific policies and regulations:
How does SimplePractice keep my information safe?
All of your SimplePractice account information is safely stored with bank-level data encryption technologies. Read more about our security practices now.
How does state licensure work?
Clinicians must be licensed in each state in which they want to provide telehealth services.
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