This is a common question and rightfully so.
Summarized, we are not in network with insurance because we do not want insurance telling us what we can and cannot do for our practice members.
In general, insurance plans are built around short-term, symptom-based care. Preventive and wellness visits are rarely part of what they were designed to pay for.
That model has its place, and we work alongside your medical doctor when you need it. Our focus is different: finding what is contributing to your symptoms and addressing it with gentle, specific, nervous-system-focused chiropractic adjustments, on a plan we decide together rather than one an insurer decides for us.
Your policy will probably help with some of the cost of care when you are sick or injured. Few policies pay much toward the visits that help you stay well.
Insurance often does not cover chiropractic care for children, and we want families to be able to bring their kids. Keeping care affordable for the whole family matters more to us than being in-network.
The great news is that by not having to deal with insurance companies, office costs are kept down, so we can offer affordable chiropractic care for the whole family. If your plan has out-of-network chiropractic benefits (some do), we provide a superbill you can submit, and your insurer reimburses you directly.
We accept HSA and FSA forms of payment in our office and always welcome open and honest conversations about finances. We are here to serve you and will do all that we can to help!
This is general information, not medical advice. Individual results vary. Book an exam for a diagnosis specific to you, and never stop a prescribed medication without speaking to the doctor who prescribed it.