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Insurance 101 for pt patients

So your insurance “covers” physical therapy-which means you won’t have t pay anything out-of-pocket for your therapy visits, right? Not quite. The fact that your insurance plan covers PT services-or any other services, for that matter- doesn’t necessarily mean you’re off the hook as far as payment goes. In many cases, you’ll still have to pay a deductible, a co-insurance, or a copayment. Talk about tricky.

To better understand the terms of your plan, you first must understand the terminology. Here are a few common questions regarding insurance lingo:

In this situation, you’d pay $20 at the point of service. The insurance company would then pay the rest of the allowed amount for that visit. Keep in mind that the coinsurance amount may vary from visit to visit depending on what services you recieve. ​

What is a Coinsurance for Medicare Part B?

Medicare Part B patients are responsible for a 20% coinsurance, which typically amounts to $11-25 per visit. If you have original Medicare as your primary insurance, but you also have a secondary insurance, the secondary payer becomes responsible for the 20%. In some cases, the secondary insurance also charges a copay, coinsurance, or deductible, We recommend contacting your secondary insurance carrier to find out.

What if I can’t afford to pay these amounts as frequently as I need care?

Your health is our number-one priority. As such, we are happy to arrange a payment plan that works with your budget. That way, you can pay for your care over a time-frame that works for you. Simply ask to speak to our office/billing manager.

ADA Website Compliance

We have built our site with ADA compliance in mind and have utilized available tools such as achecker.ca and Google Chrome’s ADA compatibility diagnostic tools. Please be aware that our efforts are ongoing.  If you have difficulty navigating our website, we ask you to contact us via telephone or email and our helpful staff will be happy to assist you.

4383 New York 23

Cairo, NY 12413

(518)622-9200

Owners:  Lawrence & Katrina Lee

[email protected]

 

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Accessibility Features on the Property

  • Designated disabled parking with parking lot lighting
  • Cut curbside in front of the main entrance for drop off
  • Large handicap bathrooms with grab bars
  • First floor, one level facility
  • Widened doorways to accommodate wheelchairs

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