Insurance Information

Our office will submit primary and secondary insurance claims for you if you have given us current information prior to the service being provided. Our office does not file automobile or any other third-party insurance.

Policy coverage varies from one insurance plan to another. Our fees are accepted by most plans, but occasionally a patient is notified that the amount for our service exceeds “UCR”. Our contractual agreement is with you, our patient, not your insurance company. Should there be any dispute related to the service provided or the charge for that service, the settlement of that dispute is between you and your insurance carrier. It is your responsibility to remit payment for services not covered and/or to ensure that your insurance company remits payment to us.

We want to get you back to full function as quickly as possible – so take a few minutes to learn about our policies and whether or not your plan is accepted. Please call our office to see if we participate in your insurance plan.

To ensure the correct benefits are received from your insurance company, please bring your up-to-date insurance card(s) with you.

Medicare and Medicaid

Medicaid patients will need to bring a copy of their current Medicaid card for each visit. If a co-payment is required, it must be paid at the time of service.

All our physicians accept assignment for Medicare patients.

Worker’s Compensation

If you are being treated for a Worker’s Compensation injury, please bring your case number and the name and address of the employer’s Worker’s Compensation Carrier at the time of service. Worker’s compensation now requires 2 weeks authorization for medical tests and surgeries. These approvals must be in writing