Our office requires the following:
- Driver license or state ID
- Medical insurance card
- Credit card on file if billing medical insurance
MEDICAL INSURANCES
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We do not accept Medicaid, Community Health, Kids Care, etc.
Other HMO insurance require a referral first
Other HMO insurance require a referral first
VISION INSURANCES
- VSP
- Eye Med
- Coast to Coast Vision
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Vision
- MetLife Vision
- Principle Financial Group
- Delta Vision
- VCP - Humana
- NVA (National Vision Associates)
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED
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Can my Visit be billed to my medical insurance?
Most of the time, it is possible to bill your visit to your medical insurance. However, this depends on the reason for your visit, your insurance coverage, and the diagnosis. We can bill most insurances for you, but payment may be required up front for out-of-network insurances or if deductibles have not been met.
What is a "deductible or co-pay?"
Understanding healthcare costs can be confusing and even overwhelming, so it's important to know what a deductible or co-pay is before you start receiving care. A deductible is an amount that you must pay out of pocket before your insurance plan begins to cover your medical expenses. It's important to remember that even after meeting your deductible and co-pay, you may still have to pay a portion of the cost for your care. To help make the process easier, our office requires payment upfront when deductibles have not been met.
Will my visit be covered 100%?
Most health insurance plans cover a portion of your medical expenses. Before your insurance can pay for any services, you may have to pay a co-pay or deductible. To find out your exact payment requirements, please contact your insurance provider. When you come in for your appointment, you will need to pay any applicable co-pays or deductibles and keep a credit card on fiel. If your insurance company deems any part of the bill your responsibility, you will need to pay this amount within 30 days of receiving notification. If we have over collected payment, a prompt refund or credit will be placed on your account within 3 business days.
Most of the time, it is possible to bill your visit to your medical insurance. However, this depends on the reason for your visit, your insurance coverage, and the diagnosis. We can bill most insurances for you, but payment may be required up front for out-of-network insurances or if deductibles have not been met.
What is a "deductible or co-pay?"
Understanding healthcare costs can be confusing and even overwhelming, so it's important to know what a deductible or co-pay is before you start receiving care. A deductible is an amount that you must pay out of pocket before your insurance plan begins to cover your medical expenses. It's important to remember that even after meeting your deductible and co-pay, you may still have to pay a portion of the cost for your care. To help make the process easier, our office requires payment upfront when deductibles have not been met.
Will my visit be covered 100%?
Most health insurance plans cover a portion of your medical expenses. Before your insurance can pay for any services, you may have to pay a co-pay or deductible. To find out your exact payment requirements, please contact your insurance provider. When you come in for your appointment, you will need to pay any applicable co-pays or deductibles and keep a credit card on fiel. If your insurance company deems any part of the bill your responsibility, you will need to pay this amount within 30 days of receiving notification. If we have over collected payment, a prompt refund or credit will be placed on your account within 3 business days.
