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Add your practice and provider details once. Habit of Care walks you through the billing setup, so you always know what is ready and what needs attention.
Give clients a clear plan, review what happened, preserve the care evidence, and move only supported insurance claims forward.
30 payable care months at $59.33 average allowed
2026 nonfacility locality average; not a payment guarantee.Add your practice and provider details once. Habit of Care walks you through the billing setup, so you always know what is ready and what needs attention.
Choose activities, check-ins, and goals for the days between appointments. Clients see exactly what to do and when.
Completed activities, mood changes, goals, and reflections arrive in one view, so you can spend less of the session catching up.
Habit of Care organizes the care and billing details your practice needs, helping you submit claims with less manual work.
Start at $0. You will not pay Habit of Care until your practice receives its first payable claim. Denied claims do not start billing.
Use Habit of Care on your own or across a team. Clients get one simple experience, while providers share one clear view.

Give each client a structured plan without rebuilding it from scratch.
See the provider experience
Offer a consistent client experience while every provider keeps clinical control.
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Keep assignments, reminders, reflection, and progress in one place.
See Habit of LivingCognitive restructuring completed twice. Three journal reflections are ready to review.
Give clients direction, see progress, adjust care, and prepare billing without stitching together separate tools.
Published 2026 Medicare fee schedules show an average allowed amount of $59.33 for the service in this example. At 30 payable care months, that is $1,779.90 in illustrative gross allowed amount.
across 109 published localities
illustrative gross allowed amount
The exact allowed amount depends on the practice location and claim.
Use the published amount for the locality where the service is billed.
Count the care months you expect to complete and bill.
The allowed amount, insurer payment, and what the client may owe are different amounts.
As claims are paid, replace assumptions with your practice’s actual numbers.
This example uses published CMS 2026 fee schedule data. It is not a payment promise. Location, coverage, provider qualifications, the client’s plan, deductibles, coinsurance, denials, and adjustments can change actual reimbursement.
Give clients a clear plan, see progress sooner, and create a path to reimbursement—all from one platform.