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Rate intelligence

Know what every payer actually pays.

Payers publish their in-network rates. We hold millions of them across New York, matched to real insurers and networks and refreshed nightly — so a rate stops being a mystery and starts being evidence.

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What's behind the answer

Not a sample. The corpus.

Consulting decks show you one illustrative rate. This is the live inventory underneath the answer — every figure fetched at the moment you load this page.

16.5M+
In-network rates

Published by payers under price transparency

123K+
New York providers

NPPES + New York Medicaid

34K+
Billing entities

From published payer rate files

48
Insurers

From the NY DFS registry

72
Networks

Across New York payer books

150K+
Plan filings

DOL Form 5500 registry

A real benchmark

The same session, 13 prices.

One CPT code — a 60-minute individual psychotherapy session — priced across New York's behavioral books. This is the payer's own published in-network median, side by side. The spread is not an opinion; it's what they filed.

Read left to right, the difference between the top book and the bottom is the difference between a sustainable panel and one you quietly drop. Most clinicians have never seen this table for their own codes.

CPT 90837 · Individual psychotherapy, 60 minPayer-published in-network median · as of Jul 19, 2026
  1. MetroPlus Health Plan5,215 clinicians
    $377.62
  2. Oxford Health Plans (CT) Inc779 clinicians
    $239.16
  3. UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company of New York1,504 clinicians
    $198.60
  4. CDPHP873 clinicians
    $180.94
  5. Highmark BCBS of Western New York714 clinicians
    $166.76
  6. Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York2,017 clinicians
    $137.80
  7. Highmark Blue Shield of Northeastern New York2,000 clinicians
    $137.80
  8. Oxford Health Insurance Inc15,524 clinicians
    $137.78
  9. Cigna Health & Life20,756 clinicians
    $122.60
  10. Anthem (Empire BCBS NY)315 clinicians
    $122.08
  11. Empire BlueCross BlueShield31,095 clinicians
    $121.80
  12. Fidelis Care (Centene)6,601 clinicians
    $94.50
  13. EmblemHealth (Carelon behavioral)8,078 clinicians
    $67.00

Each figure is the payer’s own published in-network median for CPT 90837 across New York behavioral books — aggregate market intelligence, not a specific plan’s rate and never what a patient pays.

How the data gets here

Published by the payer. Cleaned by us.

Nothing here is scraped from a claim or guessed from a model. It is the payer's own attestation, matched to a real entity and kept current.

  1. 1

    Payers file it

    Federal price-transparency rules require every plan to publish its in-network rates. Those machine-readable files are the source — the payer's own number, on the record.

  2. 2

    We name it

    Raw files name entities inconsistently. We match each one to a real insurer and network from the NY regulator's list, so a rate belongs to a payer you'd recognize.

  3. 3

    Refreshed nightly

    Rates drift as contracts change and new files land. An overnight job re-reads and re-aggregates, so the median you see is the current one — carrying the date it's good as of.

Rates matched to the plans New Yorkers actually carry.

UnitedHealthcare — accepted insuranceAetna — accepted insuranceAnthem — accepted insuranceCigna — accepted insuranceCarelon — accepted insuranceOptum — accepted insuranceCDPHP — accepted insuranceHumana — accepted insuranceHealthfirst — accepted insurance

Put it to work

See where your rates sit.

Clinicians and practices on Leuk see their own payer mix beside the market — the same corpus, pointed at your codes.

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One argument, three moves

Know your rates. Negotiate from evidence. Dispute with receipts.

Every number on these pages is the payer's own published attestation — the same corpus, seen three ways.