Neurofeedback cost varies based on qEEG mapping, session frequency, and your plan’s insurance rates. We provide clear pricing, reimbursement guidance, and HSA/FSA options to make brain training accessible for kids 7+, teens, and adults.

How Much Does Neurofeedback Cost?

IN OFFICE NEUROFEEDBACK COST

Initial Intake Session: $150

qEEG Brain Map: $600

Discounts are offered for subsequent brain maps, for those wanting to check on their progress after a series of neurofeedback sessions.

Individual Neurofeedback Sessions: $150

Discounted In-Office Neurofeedback Packages

10 sessions/ $1250

20 sessions/ $2000

Neurofeedback Cost for Brain Health in Mooresville
Woman doing neurofeedback

AT HOME NEUROFEEDBACK COST

All at home neurofeedback sessions are conducted through an app on a smartphone or tablet. For those who are self-motivated, this is a cost effective and convenient way to train. The therapist monitors the client’s progress remotely and sets the protocols for each training session. Clients are required to purchase a personal neurofeedback device that connects to smartphones and tablets through Bluetooth. Clients are able to train as frequently as every 24 hours, which allows them to reach their desired goals faster.

Initial Intake Session: $150

qEEG Brain Map: $600 (must be done in person)

Neurofeedback Device: $300 (one-time purchase)

Monthly Subscription: $600

Neurofeedback Cost With Insurance Reimbursement

We are in network with BCBS and can bill insurance for in-office neurofeedback sessions. Cost is dependent on your individual plan. Clients who are insured by other companies may submit receipts (super bills) to insurance for reimbursement if they have out-of-network benefits as part of their plan.

Remote, Self-led Neurofeedback is not reimbursable through insurance.

 

INSURANCE BILLING CODES:

In-Person neurofeedback sessions with a therapist  – CPT Code 90837
In-Person neurofeedback sessions with a technician – CPT Code 90901

QEEG (BRAIN MAP):

Recording eeg, digital analysis, evaluation and report – CPT Codes 95816, 95957, and 96132

Most insurance companies will not cover a qEEG unless it is for epilepsy. We prefer to use the CPT code 96132 for neuropsychological testing & reporting.

 

Insurance Coverage Documents For Reference

BCBS of North Carolina 

Anthem BCBS

Aetna’s Policy on qEEG Brain Maps (only reimburses for epilepsy)