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Frequently Asked Questions

Why don’t I accept insurance and choose to be a cash-based practice instead?

Insurance often limits what treatments are covered and how care is delivered, which can affect what is truly best for each patient.

Operating as a cash-based chiropractic practice allows me to fully focus on patient care rather than insurance restrictions. I am able to provide personalized treatment plans, spend more time with each patient, and focus on long-term results. It also allows greater transparency—patients know exactly what they’re paying for without unexpected bills or claim denials.

I am committed to providing high-quality, individualized chiropractic care tailored to each person’s unique needs. To help you maximize your benefits, I’m happy to provide a superbill for possible insurance reimbursement.

What does it mean to be a participating-provider with Medicare, and what chiropractic services will be covered?

Being a participating, or PAR, provider means I accept assignments on all claims. I bill Medicare directly for covered services and collect only the patient’s portion, which typically is a 20% coinsurance plus deductible.

Medicare covers up to 80% of the approved amount for spinal adjustments when in an active treatment plan.

Medicare does not cover exam fees, therapies, or maintenance/wellness adjustments.

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