No. AGUAS is a private-pay practice.

No. An assessment is a professional evaluation and information-gathering appointment, not a psychotherapy session.

Bring the referral and court documents. We review the requirements and discuss an individualized plan; we do not guarantee court outcomes.

Approved multi-session programs may allow payment at each session. Program prepayment options are explained before enrollment.

Late arrivals cannot join a session in progress. A missed session or cancellation with less than 72 hours’ notice is charged at the applicable session rate, with any amount already paid credited toward that charge. Required replacement sessions are billed separately and may extend the estimated completion date.

The program may be placed on hold; the referring agency may be notified when legally permitted or required; an individual 50-minute re-assessment ($100) reviews whether the plan continues, changes, or ends.

No. Completion depends on the individualized service plan, participation, attendance, and other applicable requirements.

Spanish is the primary service language; English is available as scheduling permits. AGUAS works across Latino and American cultural experiences.

Only information permitted or required by law and applicable authorization is shared. A referral does not automatically authorize release of all clinical records.