Yes, we are accepting new clients ages 18 and up.
Hannah Kloch typically tries to see new patients within 2-3 weeks of requesting an appointment. If you do not see an open new patient appointment within 3 weeks, please use the chat button in the bottom right corner to send us a message.
All new patient appointments are in-person, and last between 60 and 90 minutes.
If agreed upon by both patient and provider, established patient appointments may be via telehealth or in-person. Not all follow-up appointments are appropriate for telehealth.
Follow-up appointments are scheduled for 30 minutes, unless a longer visit is needed.
We treat almost all mental health diagnoses that are appropriate for outpatient care. A brief list of common mental health issues treated in our office include:
You may book an appointment online on our home page HannahKlochDNP.com or by calling 843-215-2400 and leaving a voicemail.
All new patient appointments require a $100 non-refundable deposit that will be applied to the new patient initial evaluation fee on the day of the appointment.
Once an online appointment is requested, a staff member will call you to collect the deposit and confirm the appointment. The appointment is not confirmed until a staff member speaks with you on the phone. If we cannot reach you by 24 hours prior to your requested appointment time, the appointment request will be denied.
Hannah is not in-network with insurances, but the office will provide you with a “superbill” that you may submit to your insurance. This means that your insurance reimbursement check may come directly to you instead of coming to our office, depending on the terms of your insurance plan. You would pay the appointment fee at the time of your appointment, and your insurance may send the insurance payment to you after you submit the superbill to them.
A superbill includes the diagnosis codes and billing codes the insurance company would need to determine their reimbursement amount.
You do not need insurance to be eligible for an appointment with Hannah.
Patients with federal insurance plans such as Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare are typically not eligible to submit superbills for reimbursement for out-of-network or non-participating providers, according to their policies and terms of agreement. Check with your insurance company for further details.