Health Maintenance Organization Insurance Plans require members to seek treatment from providers inside of their designated network.

All aspects of your care go through a Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a PCP referral to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are not a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

Preferred Provider Organization Insurance Plans allow members to seek treatment from providers outside of their designated network.

This allows you more control over your care and may cost more if you choose to go Out-Of-Network.

If you have chiropractic coverage, our office may be able to submit claims on your behalf, after services are paid upfront at the time of service, as we do not accept reduced fee schedules.

We are an Out-Of-Network provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate for both your insurance and as a Self-Pay Patient.

Blue Cross/Blue Shield has been separated into different payors in the state of California.

Anthem and/or
Anthem/Blue Cross are not the same as Blue Shield of California.

We are not participating providers for Anthem or Anthem/Blue Cross.

We are able to submit medical claims on your behalf as an Out-of-Network provider. This means you are responsible for all expenses not allowed, not covered, or denied by the insurance.

Patient Responsibility includes:

*Deductibles, Copayments, Co-insurance, and the difference between allowed and payable amounts.

Blue Cross/Blue Shield has been separated into different payors in the state of California.

We are no longer a participating provider for Blue Shield of California.

We are able to submit medical claims on your behalf as an Out-of-Network provider. This means you are responsible for all expenses not allowed, not covered, or denied by the insurance.

Patient Responsibility includes:

*Deductibles, Copayments, Co-insurance, and the difference between allowed and payable amounts.

Medical group requires you to manage all aspects of your care through your Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a PCP referral to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for any questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are NOT a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

Health Maintenance Organizations require you to manage all aspects of your care through their network.

If your HMO plan covers chiropractic, contact member services for a list of authorized providers in your area.

If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

We are not enrolled in any of the California Programs under the Department of Health Services.

Program participants in the State Assistance insurance must use their group plan providers.

Contact the customer service number on the back of your insurance card and ask for a list of providers.

We are not enrolled in any of the California Programs under the Department of Health Services.

Program participants in the State Assistance insurance must use their group plan providers.

Contact the customer service number on the back of your insurance card and ask for a list of providers.

For many people, this is a way to “bundle” their care.

Advantage plan recipients receive Part A (hospitalization, skilled nursing, hospice/home care),
Part B (Physician services, lab work, etc.), and sometimes
Part D (Pharmacy) coverage all-in-one plan.

There are pros and cons; be sure to know your plan to reduce surprise charges.

1. Plans can be PPO or HMO.

2. You may be limited to not only who can treat you, but how many visits, and what kind of specialist the plan covers.

3. If you have an HMO and want to see a physician out of network - you are financially responsible for all charges.

Medical groups require you to manage all aspects of your care through our Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a referral from the PCP. Typically, referrals would be to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for any questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are not a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

Medical groups require you to manage all aspects of your care through our Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a referral from the PCP. Typically, referrals would be to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for any questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are not a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

Medical groups require you to manage all aspects of your care through our Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a referral from the PCP. Typically, referrals would be to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for any questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are not a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.

Medical group requires you to manage all aspects of your care through your Primary Care Provider (PCP).

Plans with chiropractic coverage may need to have a PCP referral to another in-network provider.

Contact member services for any questions regarding your specific plan and coverage.

We are NOT a provider. If you’d like to seek care in our office we can provide you with a Good Faith Estimate as a Self-Pay Patient.