We require you to pay for your medical care when you come for your appointment. If you have medical insurance, most plans require you to pay a copay up front. Many health insurance plans also have a deductible amount. If you have not reached your deductible, you may have to pay for your care in full. Plans with deductibles begin paying after the deductible has been reached. Even after you have reached your deductible for the year, many plans still require co-insurance payments of a specific percentage of your services.
Health insurance can be very confusing. It is a good idea for you to contact your insurance company to find out about your plan and coverage. When we provide services to you, we will bill your primary health insurance. Haile Medical Group accepts cash, Mastercard, Visa, and other types of credit cards for your convenience. If you are not insured, you are considered to be a self-pay patient.
Many people have PPOs with specific networks of doctors. If Haile Medical Group is not in your network, we are considered to be out-of-network. However, our charges are affordable, and you might find that the out-of-network fees that you pay to us may not be much more than what you are charged by in-network providers. We are an in-network provider for most major insurance companies.