Unfortunately, I can't find documentation of the requirements insurance companies place on therapists for providing coverage. I would be surprised if this is ev

Unfortunately, I can't find documentation of the requirements insurance companies place on therapists for providing coverage. I would be surprised if this is even public information. However, I was able to find a therapist blogger who discusses the topic [0]: > The insurer can also audit your records at any time they wish, which means they have full access to any details your therapist has, including information the therapist intentionally did not include in the claim submitted to the insurance company. Any and all information, including progress notes, which can include details about what occurred during the therapy session, is technically open to the claims specialist. [0]: https://tampatherapy.com/2017/01/25/reasons-not-use-insurance-mental-health-treatment/ https://tampatherapy.com/2017/01/25/reasons-not-use-insuranc...