Grow Therapy accepts 125+ insurance plans
Grow Therapy accepts over 125 insurance plans, with sessions averaging $21 with insurance and some costing as little as $0.
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Jun 28, 2026
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The episode opens with a pair of pre-roll sponsor segments. The first advertises Grow Therapy, emphasizing that mental health care isn't only for crises, that the platform connects users with licensed therapists across the US, accepts over 125 insurance plans, and that sessions average $21 with insurance. The second ad features a paid Ro partner named Hannah who describes losing 75 pounds in 20 months using GLP-1 medications alongside diet and exercise, directing listeners to ro.co/weight to check eligibility. Both ads include specific pricing and medical disclaimers.
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