What does a syracuse Chiropractor Cost?
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Our mission is to make visiting a chiropractor simple and affordable for downtown Syracuse. No hidden costs, no suprise bills, no hassles. At Cuse Chiro, we tell you exactly what a Syracuse chiropractor costs.
Up Front Pricing
First Visit
Exam and Treatment- A one hour appointment to include consultation, examination, and your first treatment (providing absence of red flags).
Follow Up
Treatment- This is a half hour of hands on treatment to include any therapy provided in the office, such as KT Tape or therapeutic exercise.
DPC Agreement
Options- Direct Primary Care (DPC) is our deductible and copay free plan to maximize treatment outcomes while minimizing patient expenses.
Does Cuse Chiro Accept My Insurance?
Cuse Chiro will provide you with everything that you need to submit to your insurance. Some of which are as simple as logging into the online portal and uploading your “SuperBill.”
After you have submitted your “SuperBill”, your insurance company with reimburse you according to your specific plan. It is nearly impossible to know what is covered on every individual plan, but here are some questions you can ask to be informed.
Questions to ask your insurance representative to find out how much Syracuse chiropractor costs.
What is your deductible?
Some plans have different deductibles for different types of treatment. Chiropractic might have it’s own deductible. Otherwise, you’ll want to know your Out of Network Deductible.
What is the "allowable amount"?
This amount is the maximum amount that they would reimburse for any given service. This amount is different for each treatment code. The codes that you’ll need to ask for is CPT 99203 and 98940.
What of your deductible has been met?
Subtract this amount from your deductible and this is how much you will have to pay out of pocket until your insurance starts to kick in.
Has your deductible been reached?
Most plans don’t start paying or reimbursing until your deductible has been met. So if your answer is no, your insurance won’t be paying for any treatment.
Is there a co-pay or co-insurance?
Co-pays are a flat fee that you will have to spend for each visit. Co-insurance is a percentage of the “allowable amount” that you will have to pay.
How much does a chiropractor cost?
As you can see, it is not a simple question. If you are in-network with insurance, it is even harder to answer. That is why I keep it simple with up front pricing.
If you are confused, you are not alone.
Feel free to bring these answers with you to your first apointment and I can help you figure out. With rising deductibles and out of pocket expenses, many patients find it better to use a Direct Primary Care Agreement rather than insurance. Especially when you consider what you are missing going to an Insurance Based Chiropractor.
Compare Treatment
Having worked in a few chiropractic offices in Syracuse, I know what typical treatment you get when you go to an In-Network Chiropractor. Here you will see that there is more than simply money involved when you figure how much a Syracuse Chiropractor costs.
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Insurance Based Chiropractor
Schedule online 24/7
Appointments are immediately booked right into my calendar.
Online Scheduling
Request Appointment
Have to wait for someone to respond to your request.
1:1 Appointments
No other patients in the office, my attention is dedicated to you for the entire visit.
Dedicated appointments
Multiple Patients per time slot
Chiropractor visits other patients throughout your time in the office.
45 minute Exam and treatment
Quality 1:1 time to make sure you know everything you can about your condition, and what we are going to do to fix it.
Comprehensive First Visit
15 Minute Exam
Short and sweet with out much time for questions. Some chiropractors don’t even treat the patient on the first visit.
30 minute follow-ups
Up to 30 minutes of hands on treatment to ensure you get better as fast as possible.
Quality Follow-ups
3 patients per 15 minute slot
You may be in the office for 20-30 minutes, but you will be lucky if you get 5-10 minutes of the chiropractor’s attention.
Active Care
Therapeutic exercise, kinesiology taping, stretching instructions. These are the most recommended treatments for back and neck pain, but not covered by insurance.
Adjunct Treatments
Maybe heat and electric stim
Chiropractic adjustments are the only thing covered by health insurance, but they may use stim and heat to make it seem like you are getting more for your money.
Contact Us:
Email Us
DrEric@CuseChiro.com
Call or Text
(315) 217 – 1772
Office
205 S. Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
Inside Metro Fitness Downtown