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No. The personalized and wide-ranging nature of our services are not covered by standard insurance plans, therefore we offer a wide range of services to work with many budgets, while also counseling our clients on available financial assistance and other resources.

Each client’s needs are unique. We’ll tailor a comprehensive plan that includes services, expenses, planning and research. View our fee schedule and contact us for specific information on costs and billing.

We are flexible and available to help where and when you need it most. Client contact ranges from a rotating staff 24/7 during a crisis to once a month wellness checks.

Yes, travel time is billed at our regular rate and mileage is billed at the current government rate if we are using own vehicles.

All of our Care Managers have master’s degrees in applicable fields, including social work, nursing, and gerontology; this level of expertise sets Whitmire apart from other companies. Our support staff has Bachelor’s degrees in related fields.

Yes. We ensure you are working with the person or people that best fit your needs.

Yes. Often, we meet in your home, at a doctor’s office or in a coffee shop – whatever is needed.

Our services are your choice and our goal is that you are supported in the best way possible. We will help refer you to another provider if we aren’t a good fit.

Your medical records are stored within a HIPAA compliant system of digital and physical records. We have security in place to keep your information private. At the beginning of services, we will discuss our Informed Consent and share how we store data.

Whitmire provides clinical care coordination, benefits analysis and management, and case management services to individuals with long-term care needs. redpoint Seattle guides college and career bound individuals navigating a mental or behavioral health course correct toward aspirational goals of establishing, maintaining, and growing a life filled with joy, connection, meaning and purpose.

Yes, Ben's Fund is a great resource available to families who need financial assistance with services specifically related to autism spectrum disorder treatment. Ben’s Fund provides grants of up to $1,000.00 per child or young adult each year. See more info about Ben's Fund here.

If you or a loved one is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Other immediate options include:

The King County Crisis Line: (206) 461-3222

National Suicide & Crisis Line: 988

You can call us at (206) 624-0928 during business hours to explore if we are the right support to guide you through a crisis. If we are not able to answer, please leave a message and we will get back to you.