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Tracy Hooper holds a redacted letter from her insurance company. Hooper said the company blindsided her by demanding reimbursement for what amounted to six months’ worth of sessions with a client. Credit: Ellen Eldridge/GPB News

So-called insurance ‘clawbacks’ are driving Georgia mental health therapists into private practice

From Georgia Public Broadcasting

Many therapists want to be accessible to clients with insurance, but doing so is risky when billing errors and complex coding rules lead insurance companies to “claw back” previously paid reimbursements.