<prompt> Human: Im not totally sure if this is the right place for this, but Ive been worried for some time now that I may have depression. Ive been trying to get an appointment to see someone at a location near me, but when I asked if they would take my insurance they said mental health is often billed differently than other office visits and that I should contact my insurance company.I contacted them and they said they really couldnt tell me since they didnt know if I would be going to therapy, psychotherapy, or a psychiatrist I have no idea what the difference is, and that I needed to contact the provider. I contacted the providers office again and it seems they consider their providers to all be independent practice, so they all have slightly different insurance policies, but they typically do appointments for 500-1,000 per visit without insurance. So basically, I could roll the dice and hope insurance pays, or try somewhere else.So I checked another place near me which has a fee schedule listed on their site, but strongly emphasizes checking with insurance before visiting. The fee schedule looks a bit like this:PsychotherapyInitial Visit Intake 90791 361.50Individual 16-37 min 90832 150.25Individual 38-52 min 90834 194.00 PsychiatryInitial Visit Intake Psychiatrist 99205 454.75Initial Visit Intake ARNP 90782 298.75Medication Checkback ManagementIndividual 53-60 min 90837 284.00 15 min, 25 min, or 40 min99213, 99214, 99215 162.00 -318.75I suppose my question is partially about the numbers listed in the fee schedule. Are those billing codes? Could I just call and ask how much of a 90791 appointment they would pay for? Or do those numbers mean something else? Does anyone have any advise for talking to my insurance company again? I get very nervous talking to people on the phone, and it helps to know what I want to say beforehand, but it seems like when I talk to them either Im not asking the right thing or theyre being intentionally vague.TL;DR- Trying to get mental health care. Are the weird numbers listed above billing codes that I can ask about directly? How do I talk to my insurance company about this effectively?  <response>: Ask your insurance company for a list of in-network mental health providers. Dont take a risk of not knowing if your doctor is in network or not. 