Insurance and Payment

Insurance we're in network with

Plan

Notes

BlueCross BlueShield

In network. Chiropractic coverage, visit limits and copays vary by plan.

Medicare

In network. See what Medicare covers below.

If your plan isn't listed, you can still be seen as a self-pay patient. Call us and we'll talk through your options.

What Medicare covers

Medicare Part B covers chiropractic adjustments of the spine to correct a spinal problem (subluxation) when they're medically necessary. After your Part B deductible, you typically pay 20 percent of the Medicare-approved amount. Medicare doesn't cover the exam, X-rays, massage, dry needling or other services a chiropractor provides; we'll tell you up front which parts of your visit fall outside Medicare and ask you to sign a notice before any of them.

HSA and FSA

We accept HSA and FSA cards for eligible services, including chiropractic care and custom orthotics.

Auto accident and personal injury

We treat injuries from car accidents and other personal injury cases. Tell us when you book that your visit is accident-related so we can sort out which coverage applies before your first visit. Auto accident care

Self-pay

Prices for individual services change and depend on your coverage, so we don't list them all here. Call 423-239-9122 and we'll give you a clear quote.

• •New patient exam: $59. Includes the consultation, exam, any X-rays you need, and the report of findings.
• •Performance Care packages. 30-minute visits that include any services in the office at one price, in 8, 12, 16 or 24 visit packages. Corrective exercise
• •Dry needling is self-pay. Dry needling
• •Custom orthotics: see custom orthotics for pricing.

How we check your benefits

1. 1.When you book, we'll ask for your insurance information.
2. 2.We contact your plan before your first visit to confirm chiropractic coverage, visit limits, copay or coinsurance, and deductible.
3. 3.We tell you what to expect before you come in. No surprise bills.