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WE PROVIDE TRANSPARENCY WITH OUR FINANCIAL POLICIES

 

Fees are based upon multiple factors including new/established, # of problems, complexity, and time.  These fees are ~ on par with the community.  For transparency and ease of understanding the following is a simplified Good Faith Estimate.

Good Faith Estimate

PRIMARY HEALTHCARE FEE​

NEW PATIENT

First 45 minutes

$250

Every 15 minutes thereafter

$50

ESTABLISHED PATIENT

First 30 minutes

$100

Every 15 minutes thereafter

$50

Telehealth: every 15 minutes

$50

For our contracted health insurances, we accept standardized rates that are set by the health insurance considered FAIR and ALLOWABLE.  Compared to the the initial visit, subsequent visits are substantially lower.

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SICK and/or WELL

Symptoms are when the body is giving you signals (sometimes intermittently) that something is off.  Usually this is more of an urgent issue and regarded as a Sick visit component.  Sick and Well components may be on the same day or different day depending on # of problems and complexity with time permitting depending upon patient priorities.

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SICK VISIT evaluates and treats symptoms and problems​

WELL VISIT routinely screens for and prevents problems based upon preventive guidelines

SICK Visit vs WELL Visit differentiation​​

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HEALTH INSURANCE BILLING DEFINITIONS

Co-Payment: charged before visit, if no Sick component then refunded at end of visit

Deductible: amount of patient responsibility before health plan pays

Co-Insurance: percentage of patient responsibility after Deductible is met

For informational purposes only, a link to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments web page is provided here. The federal Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires that detailed information about payment and other payments of value worth over ten dollars ($10) from manufacturers of drugs, medical devices, and biologics to physicians and teaching hospitals be made available to the public.  openpaymentsdata.cms.gov  Only on rare occasion (total <$25 in 6 years) does the doctor accept a lunch from a pharmaceutical company and typically declines most invitations to limit conflicts of interest.

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