If you don't see your insurance plan listed, please call to verify if your insurance plan is accepted. We accept self pay.
Insurances Accepted
Commercial Insurances
Cigna
Aetna
BCBS
Presbyterian
United Health Care
Workers Compensation Claims
Texas Mutual
USDOL
Tricare West
Medicare and Medicaid
TX Medicaid
NM Medicaid
TX Medicare
NM Medicaid
Humana
Insurance Information
In order for your insurance to process your therapy claim, a doctor's prescription is required. You may download a printable prescription form here and take it with you to your physician for referral.
The following list includes some of the most common insurance companies that we work with. The list is extensive and changes frequently. Please call us if you do not see your insurance company on this list and our staff will work with you. We are providers for the majority of private medical insurers and worker's compensation plans.
Medical Insurance:
Our office will bill your insurance company for all of the services provided to you (office visits, splints, procedures, etc.). Reimbursement from your insurance to our office is based on our contractual agreement and our participation status. Your benefit plan will determine your responsibilities for several types of payments.
Insurance Lingo:
**Copayment: A fixed amount that your insurance company may require you to pay to the therapist at the time of service. A copayment may be due for each visit, depending on the type of service you require.
**Deductible: The amount you are responsible to pay for medical services rendered, before coverage begins, each plan year. Some insurance carriers have deductibles, and/or family deductibles, which are required before they will make payment for eligible benefits.
**Coinsurance: After your deductible has been satisfied, your insurance company will pay a percentage of the eligible amount of charges for services. You could be responsible for the remaining percentage of expenses beyond the deductible (up to a maximum). The percentage is determined by your benefit plan structure with your insurance company.
**Health Savings Account (HSA): A tax deductible account opened by an individual in combination with a large deductible health insurance plan, to assist in paying for medical expenses which are applied to your deductible or coinsurance expenses.
The terms under which insurance policies establish these limitations on reimbursement vary widely among policies and depend on your individual contract and benefit plan.
As the patient, it is your responsibility to know your insurance policy and benefits. We strongly encourage you to contact your insurance company to verify your plan benefits (copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance).
Copayments, deductibles, coinsurance, and non-covered services are the member's responsibility and will be billed to the guarantor.
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Office Policy:
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY- IT IS OUR OFFICE POLICY TO COLLECT YOUR COPAY AT THE TIME OF SERVICE WHEN YOU CHECK IN FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT.
For a copy of our office financial policy, please ask the receptionist.