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Frequently
Asked Questions
Is my insurance accepted?
All of the physicians at Southwest Foot & Ankle
Associates participate with most insurance plans, including:
Aetna
Aetna US Healthcare
AARP
Anthem
Blue Cross/Blue Sheild
Champus
Emerald Health Network
Great West
Medical Mutual
Medicaid
Medicare (assignment accepted)
Prudential
Self-Funded Plans
Travelers
QualChoice
United Healthcare
Workers Compensation
and many others to numerous to list
If you have any questions contact your insurance, or our
office.
Do I need a referral?
If your insurance plan requires you to get a referral
from your primary care physician prior to receiving care
from a specialist, it is your responsibility to get the
referral. This must be done prior to your appointment, as
most insurance companies will not accept a request for referral
after the service has been rendered. If you do not get a
referral, your insurance is not required to pay, and you
will be responsible for the payment of all charges.
Is a co-payment required?
This is determined by your insurance coverage. If your
insurance requires a co-payment, we appreciate your payment
at the time of your appointment.
Are your services covered by my insurance?
All medically necessary foot and ankle care is usually
covered by insurance. There may be some exceptions as determined
by your particular insurance policy. If you have any questions,
contact your insurance company or our office for additional
assistance.
What if I have do not have insurance?
We ask you to pay for your initial services when they
are rendered. Payment plans can be arranged if necessary.
In addition, credit cards are accepted for payment.
What do I need to bring for my appointment?
Your primary care physician's name and address.
A list of other physicians you currently see.
A list of your current medications.
Your insurance card(s) and referral information.
Your co-payment.
At what hospitals do you practice?
Southwest General Health Center (Primary hospital)
Parma Community General Hospital
Fairview General Hospital
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