Insurance Coverage

Yes, we accept both New York State Workers Compensation and ‘No Fault’ or ‘Motor Vehicle Accident’ as insurance. Please have all your information including case number, date of the accident, attorney information, and all relevant data ready for the day of your appointment.

If you have been referred by your attorney on a medical lien case, one of our medical directors will need to speak with your attorney prior to your appointment. This is done on a case-by-case basis.

Yes. Depending on your insurance plan, there may be co-insurances and deductibles for pain management services. We will ask for payment up front if your plan has a high deductible. You will be responsible for a co-payment as well as directed by your plan. A member of our staff will have a financial discussion with you during your visit to make sure you know what your financial obligations are. Under certain circumstances, we can set up payment plans.

Because each insurance company has it own requirements and authorization processes, it can be hard to predict how long your authorization will take. Most procedure/MRI authorizations take less than a week, but some others can take weeks for your insurance company to approve. In certain cases, patients can significantly expedite their authorization by contacting their insurance provider directly. You can always check on the status of your authorization request by calling or emailing us.