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UnitedHealthcare Therapists in New York

13 therapists in New York list UnitedHealthcare on their Psychology.com profile, including offices in Amherst, Long Island City and New York. That tag is the therapist's own, so confirm the network with both the therapist and your plan before you book.

13 therapists3 in person in New York13 onlinePayer listed by the therapist

Natalie Fraize, LPC, LCMHC, LCPC, MSc, therapist in Amherst, New York

Of the 13, 9 are based in New York, and 3 of those see clients in person; 3 are authorized to work with clients in New York and based in another state; 1 is authorized to work with clients in New York from a location Psychology.com has not confirmed; all 13 offer online sessions.

Before a first session, confirm two things. Ask the therapist whether they are in network with your specific UnitedHealthcare plan and whether they bill UnitedHealthcare directly. Then call the member number on your card, give them the therapist's name, and ask what you would owe per visit. Both answers move: networks are renegotiated and can end part way through a year, a therapist in network with one UnitedHealthcare plan is often out of network with another, and your deductible, copay and visit limit sit on your plan rather than on anything a therapist can see. Ten minutes on the phone now is cheaper than the first bill telling you.

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How members are checked

The checks are the product. Each one is dated on the member’s profile with a link to the source, so you never take our word for it. Older listings that predate membership carry no badge until they are checked.

NPI Registry match
Before a member profile goes live, the name and the profession on record are matched to the federal NPI Registry. No match, no membership.
State board lookup
Where the state board offers a public license lookup, the license number and standing are checked there. Profiles that pass carry the "License verified" badge.
Dated, with the link
Both checks show the date they were made and link to the registry or board page, so you can repeat them in a minute. How we verify →

Peter MittigaLMHC, Buffalo, New York
License verified with the New York board, checked November 4, 2026
Identity matched to the federal NPI Registry, checked October 31, 2026

Frequently asked questions

Does "lists UnitedHealthcare" mean my sessions will be paid for?

No. It means the therapist named UnitedHealthcare on their own Psychology.com profile, which is a claim about who they bill, not a check we have run and not a statement about your own coverage. Whether a particular session is paid for depends on the therapist's current network status and on your UnitedHealthcare plan, including your deductible, your copay and any limit on outpatient mental health visits. Treat this page as a shortlist to call, not an answer about your benefits.

How do I check whether a therapist is in network with my UnitedHealthcare plan?

Ask both sides the same question and compare the answers. Ask the therapist, by message or on a first call, whether they are in network with your specific UnitedHealthcare plan and whether they bill UnitedHealthcare directly. Then call the member number on your card, give them the therapist's full name and NPI number, and ask what you would owe per session. The two answers disagree often enough that asking only one is how people end up with a bill they did not expect. A therapist can be in network with one UnitedHealthcare plan and out of network with the next, and a network can end part way through a year.

What if none of the therapists on this page has an opening?

You have three workable routes. Ask to be put on a waitlist and give your real availability, because evening and early morning slots move fastest. Widen the search to every therapist licensed in New York who works online, which is a much larger pool than any one payer's list. Or work the other direction and ask UnitedHealthcare for its own list of in-network therapists in New York, then call the names on it, because that list and ours are built from different sources and neither one is complete.

What do out-of-network reimbursement and a superbill mean?

A superbill is an itemized receipt from your therapist showing the dates, the service codes and what you paid. You send it to your insurer yourself, and if your plan has out-of-network benefits the insurer pays you back a share of the fee once your out-of-network deductible is met. It is worth asking about when the therapist you want is not in network, because plenty of therapists will issue a superbill even when they do not bill insurers themselves. Ask your plan two things first, whether it has out-of-network benefits at all and what it considers a reasonable fee for a 50-minute session, because the reimbursement is a percentage of that figure rather than of what you actually paid.

What does a session cost among these therapists?

12 of the 13 therapists on this page list a fee. Their listed fees run $70 to $275 per session, with a median starting fee of $150. That is the range these therapists published on their own profiles, not a market rate for New York and not what you would owe after your UnitedHealthcare plan is applied. 9 also offer a sliding scale, which is marked on the card.

Can a therapist in another state see me if they list UnitedHealthcare?

Only if they hold a license in the state you are sitting in during the session, or a telehealth registration there. That is a rule about where you are, not where the therapist is, and it holds whatever your insurance says. Of the 13 on this page, 11 are licensed in New York; 2 are listed as an intern, associate or permit holder, a pre-licensure status rather than a license. Each names New York on their own profile, which is why they appear here. The insurance question sits on top of that: confirm the license state first, then the network status.

Are you a therapist in New York who bills UnitedHealthcare? Add the payers you work with to your profile and people searching for them will find you here. List your practice. Already listed? Log in to your dashboard to keep your payer list current. Running a practice? Read the practice guides on directories, insurance panels and private-pay clients.

UnitedHealthcare Therapists in New York

13 therapists in New York who list UnitedHealthcare

Lindsey Sherwin

Natalie Fraize

Peter Mittiga

Gina Rose

Amina Nikocevic

Christine Rykiel

Gladys Lai

Martez Smith

Mj Hart-N'Drin

Shaudi Adel

Amber Menifield

Vicelys Huang

Robert J Solomon

Other insurers listed by therapists in New York

Therapists who list UnitedHealthcare in other states

How members are checked

NPI Registry match

State board lookup

Dated, with the link

Frequently asked questions

Does "lists UnitedHealthcare" mean my sessions will be paid for?

How do I check whether a therapist is in network with my UnitedHealthcare plan?

What if none of the therapists on this page has an opening?

What do out-of-network reimbursement and a superbill mean?

What does a session cost among these therapists?

Can a therapist in another state see me if they list UnitedHealthcare?

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