A full caseload increases take-home pay.
Therapist pay on Emora is per completed session, set by your license and state, and shown inside the application before any call. We fill your calendar with children and families, credential you with the insurance plans we bill, and deposit your pay twice a month. At year end we issue your 1099. You bring the license and the after-school hours.
48 hours
to hear back, and you see your rates when you apply.
5 to 40+
sessions a week, at the size you choose. Emora books them.
3 to 8 pm
is when demand peaks. You set the hours you open.
4 sessions
to reported improvement. Measurement-based care is why.
Why a full caseload matters
Most telehealth platforms and group practices quote a per-session rate and leave finding the clients to you, so a strong rate on paper can turn into a thin month. Emora quotes your per-session rate up front too, and then books the calendar: we bring the families and hold your after-school schedule at 10 to 15 sessions a week, month after month. That steady caseload, not the per-session line, is what your month is made of.
Ask each platform or practice the question that decides your take-home: how many sessions a week will you book for me, and can you show me clinicians whose calendars have stayed full for a year? Emora can show you both.
Why some clinicians earn more
Our fullest clinicians share two habits. They open the after-school and early-evening blocks families book first, and they run sessions kids want to come back to. Their caseloads hold, their families refer, and their calendars stay full. Some also bring the clients they already see. Those sessions are paid at a higher rate and run on the same platform.
We carry the payer risk
We carry the payer risk. Sign the note and the session is paid, on schedule, whether the claim pays in nine days, ninety days, or never. Denials, delays, and eligibility problems are ours to chase and never touch your deposit.
Billing, credentialing, the EHR, and finding families are our costs. Our Care Concierge team handles scheduling, insurance questions, and reminders for the families, and you get a same-day answer when you message the clinical team from inside the platform. You bring your license, your clinical judgment, and two or more after-school or weekend blocks a week.
What a steady caseload looks like
Your per-session pay is set by license and state. Start the application and you see the exact figure for your license and state, and what a full caseload adds up to in a year, before any call.
Questions about pay
How many sessions a week can I take on?
As many or as few as your practice needs. Clinicians run anywhere from five to more than 40 sessions a week on Emora, and you set the number and adjust it up or down as your availability changes. 10 to 15 after-school sessions a week is the most common shape, and some clinicians fill their entire caseload here. We tell you when demand is highest, so you can open the blocks that fill fastest.
How does pay work?
You are paid for every completed session, twice a month, by direct deposit, whether or not insurance has paid us yet. Your per-session pay is set by your license and state, and the application shows you the exact figure before any call. We book your calendar and hold it at the size you set, from a few after-school blocks to a full caseload, so your month is steady.
Can I bring my own clients?
Yes. Bring the clients you already see onto the Emora Care Platform and run them alongside the families we bring you. Sessions with clients you source are paid at a higher rate, and the same credentialing, billing, and notes cover both.
Guides on billing and pay
You bring your license. We bring the families.
Apply to Emora Health. You see your per-session pay inside the application, before any call, and you hear back within 48 hours. Everyone we accept opens two or more after-school or weekend blocks a week. Clients you already see are welcome on the same platform at a higher rate.