How much does the surgery cost?
What are acceptable forms of payment?
What if I can not make my payments after the surgery?
What if I have no money at all?
How much does the surgery cost?
The cost of surgery depends on type of procedure, degree of difficulty, and type of anesthesia. For this reason, An initial consultation is necessary to establish diagnosis and treatment options. A treatment plan is then presented with the recommended procedures and fees that meet your treatment goals and financial needs. Those with insurance may choose to pay the fees and receive reimbursement directly from their insurance company, or pay an approximate co-pay and we will submit the necessary claims. Various payment plans are also available to help spread the cost over time and make it more manageable.
What are acceptable forms of payment?
Cash, checks (with 2 forms of ID), and all credit cards are accepted. You may also pay online through our website using Paypal.
What if I can not make my payments after the surgery?
If you have trouble meeting your payment requirements according to the financial agreement, let us know. We understand difficult situations that may arise and we are more than happy to work with you. We can redesign a plan that spreads your payment over a longer time. In the event we don’t hear from you and your account becomes overdue, your account will be given to a collection attorney, at significant cost to you. Please let us know if you have financial difficulty so we can help.
What if I have no money at all?
We might be able to make recommendations for clinics or teaching facilities that might provide assistance.