ASK US ABOUT OUR PACKAGES AND MEMBERSHIPS
Scheduling: 907.328.5965
Welcome
Paying for medical services and dealing with insurance companies can be tiresome. Fortunately, we have a solution that will fit what ever option you are looking for.
Self Guarantor
Self Guarantor
- As a Self Guarantor, you are able to take your healthcare into your own hands.
- Treatment options are not limited by the confines of the insurance payor agreement,
- We pride ourselves on providing the highest standard of noninvasive neuromuscular and myoskeletal treatment as well as leading neurologic training and rehabilitative care in the state.
- Being a Self Guarantor means that you choose not to involve any third party payors for services rendered.
Private Insurance
Premera, BCBS, FEP, Aetna & United Health
- We are in network, or a preferred provider, with many of the largest private insurance providers in Alaska.
- Due to the nature of benefit coverage, we have a benefit verification process that must be completed before service can be rendered.
- While this process can vary from provider to provider, and policy to policy, we have a minimum 3 business days verification process for all insurance inquiries.
- In our experience, insurance claims require a current prescription/referral with diagnosis codes, and a letter of medical necessity for service, along with initial, interim and/or discharge assessments for consideration of benefit coverage.
- Please contact our office during regular business hours for all insurance related inquiries.
Veterans Affairs, Military & Spouses
Veterans Affairs (VA), active duty military, spouses and dependents
- We are currently in network with Tivity, TriWest, and both the Community Care Network and One Health Network through the Veterans Affairs Administration.
- The VA just opened this program in Alaska and we are happy to be one of the first clinics involved.
- We are currently the ONLY clinic In Alaska that is credentialed with the VA for this program.
- Rendered service for all qualified will require prescription/referral with diagnosis codes, duration of care, and any specific instructions from an authorized VA physician.
- Please contact our office during regular business hours for all VA related inquiries.
Medicare & Medicaid
Medicare & Medicaid
- Currently, both Medicare and Medicaid classify our license under Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM).
- In our current status, we are ineligible to enroll in provider services for either provider.
- Please contact our office during regular business hours for all insurance inquiries.
Workers' Comp & Auto Injury
Workers' Compensation (WC) & Personal Injury (PIP) Auto Claims
- A WC claim allows you to choose your authorized provider and specialty of care for rehabilitation of a work or job related injury.
- In our experience, most WC claims require a current prescription/referral with diagnosis codes, a letter of medical necessity, and in some instances a prior authorization before service is rendered.
- A PIP claim allows you to see the provider of your choice for rehabilitative treatment often in relation to a motor vehicle collision or personal injury.
- In our experience, most PIP claims require a current prescription/referral with diagnosis and often specific care instructions from the supervising physician.
- Service rendered under either of these circumstances is soley at the descetion of the provider and will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
- Please contact our offices during regular business hours to inquire about using Workers' Compensation of Personal Injury Protection for reimbursement of service.
Health Savings Account (HSA)
How it can work for you
- An HSA allows you to pay lower federal income taxes by making tax-free deposits each year.
- Deposits to your HSA are yours to withdraw at any time to pay for medical expenses not paid by your HDHP - high deductible health plan.
- You can also use the account to pay for the medical expenses of a spouse or other family members – even if they aren’t covered by your HDHP.
- Funds roll over from year to year – and your account continues to grow.
- When you reach age 65, there’s no longer a penalty for withdrawing HSA funds to use for non-medical expenses, but you will owe income tax on the withdrawals. You can choose instead to continue using your HSA funds for medical expenses and the withdrawals will continue to be tax-free
healthcare Flexible spending Account (HCfSA)
What is a Health Care FSA
- A Health Care FSA (HCFSA) is a pre-tax benefit account that's used to pay for eligible medical, dental, and vision care expenses that are not covered by your health care plan or elsewhere. With an HCFSA, you use pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified out-of-pocket health care expenses.
- The money you contribute to an HCFSA is not subject to payroll taxes, so you end up paying less in taxes and taking home more of your paycheck. You decide how much to contribute to your HCFSA based on how much you plan to spend in the upcoming year on out-of-pocket medical, dental, and vision care expenses. Since the money allotted to your HCFSA is not subject to payroll taxes, you save an average of 30% on your eligible health care expenses. Use our savings calculator to find out how much you can save.
- Important: An HCFSA cannot be used to pay for health insurance, life insurance, long term care insurance or any other insurance premiums, or costs for temporary continuation of coverage (TCC).
- See Health Care FSA for more information.
