Cost should never be a barrier
How $0-upfront trauma therapy works
If you have a personal-injury case, you shouldn't have to wait for your settlement to get the mental-health care you need. Through attorney and medical liens, you can start therapy now and pay later — from your settlement.
- $0 upfront for qualifying patients
- Licensed clinicians
- Attorney-coordinated lien process
Step by step
A simple, transparent process
From first contact to care — four clear steps with no hidden costs and no upfront payment required.
Connect with us
Reach out or get referred by your attorney or medical provider. We confirm you have an active personal-injury case.
Sign a lien agreement
A simple agreement lets you receive care now and defer payment. Your attorney is part of this process.
Begin therapy — $0 upfront
Start your trauma treatment right away via telehealth, with no out-of-pocket cost to begin.
Pay from your settlement
When your case resolves, the cost of your care is paid from your settlement through your attorney.
$0
upfront for qualifying patients
100%
telehealth — no commute required
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simple lien agreement to sign
What is a medical lien?
Care now. Payment from your settlement.
A medical lien is a legal agreement that lets a healthcare provider treat you now in exchange for payment later — from the proceeds of your personal-injury settlement. It removes the upfront cost barrier so you can focus on healing while your case is pending.
- No insurance required to qualify
- No out-of-pocket payments during your case
- Your attorney manages the repayment at settlement
- Transparent — you see every dollar before signing
Why it matters for trauma
Early care leads to better outcomes
The emotional impact of an injury is real, and early care leads to better outcomes. Liens make it possible to address PTSD, anxiety, and trauma right away — not months later when your case finally settles.
Untreated trauma compounds. Symptoms that start as intrusive thoughts or sleep disruption can deepen into chronic anxiety and depression if left unaddressed. Starting therapy through a lien means you get evidence-based care at the moment you need it most, with documentation that also supports your legal case.
Questions, answered
Lien & cost FAQs
How much does therapy cost? Do I have to pay upfront?
For patients with a personal-injury case, we accept attorney and medical liens — which means $0 upfront. Your cost is tied to your injury settlement and handled through your case. We'll walk you through exactly how it works during your first conversation.
What is a lien and how does it work?
A lien is an agreement that lets you receive treatment now and defer payment until your personal-injury case resolves. Instead of paying out of pocket, the cost of your care is paid from your settlement. This makes trauma therapy accessible while your case is pending.
Do you take insurance?
Our focus is on personal-injury patients using attorney and medical liens. If you'd like to discuss payment options or whether your situation is a fit, please reach out and we'll help you understand your choices.
Ready to start without the upfront cost?
Reach out today and we'll walk you through the lien process — no pressure, no jargon, and no payment required to begin your care.