A plan name is the beginning of a question.
Insurance participation can vary by service, clinician and plan. A familiar insurer name does not confirm that a particular appointment is covered or what you will owe. Contact the office about the service you are considering so you can understand which questions to confirm with the practice and your plan.
Ask about private-pay, sliding-scale and employee assistance program options. Ask about current arrangements and whether a particular option applies to your inquiry. The website does not calculate a personal cost estimate or verify benefits.
Plans and programs to ask the office about.
The practice’s published list includes Cigna, VACNN, UMR, Medicare, Magellan, Florida Blue/BCBS, Beacon, Optum, New Directions, Aetna, CHAMPVA, Health First, ComPsych, Kepro, UnitedHealthcare, employee assistance programs and Boon-Chapman. Plan and program names can change. Confirm current participation for the particular provider and service; this list is not a coverage guarantee.
The practice also describes Teladoc and Open Path connections. Ask the office how those arrangements relate to the service you want to discuss, rather than assuming the same terms apply to every appointment.
Different services can have different arrangements.
Counseling, coaching, visitation, advocacy and evaluations do not necessarily use the same fee structure or insurance process. Supervised visitation is not covered by insurance. For a specialized family or court-related service, ask for the fee and intake requirements that apply to that service.
If you will not be using insurance, ask about self-pay arrangements and a written cost estimate before scheduling. Make practical questions part of the conversation rather than waiting until an appointment is underway.
Start without sending private financial information.
The guided introduction asks only whether you would like to discuss insurance, self-pay or your options. Do not submit insurance member numbers, images of a card, payment-card information or financial records in the public form. The office will explain the appropriate follow-up process.
Call 321-622-8104 with questions about the provider, service or payment route you have in mind. The purpose of the first conversation is to make your next step more informed.
A little more clarity.
Does the website verify my insurance?
No. It records a payment preference only. Current participation, benefits and your financial responsibility must be confirmed through the appropriate process.
Is supervised visitation covered by insurance?
No. Supervised visitation is not covered by insurance. Ask the office about current fees.
Can I ask about self-pay if I have not decided about insurance?
Yes. Select that you are unsure or would like to discuss payment options, then ask the office about the specific service.