Check Coverage
Insurance Providers
- Pacific Source (Health Plans, Community Solutions, and Medicare)
- Moda
- Bluecross Blueshield
- Bridgespan
- United Healthcare
- First Choice
- Medicare - Oregon Part B
- Providence
- Regence Group Administrators
- Triwest
- Health Net
- And all auto insurance policies and work comp
- HMA
- GEHA
- Aetna
- Cigna
- UMR
Check Benefits
How To Verify Coverage
To confirm your chiropractic benefits, follow these steps:
- Check our list of accepted providers above to see if we are in-network with your insurance.
- Contact your insurance provider and ask about coverage for chiropractic services.
- Give us a call, and our team will be happy to help you understand your options.
Policies
Fees & Payments
We offer a time of service discount to our cash paying patients to pass on our savings in billing costs. If you would like us to bill insurance for you, please bring your insurance card to the front desk so we may get a copy of it for your file.
We invite you to discuss with us any questions regarding your care and our fees/services. We believe that the best health services are based on a friendly, mutual understanding between patient and provider.
Please understand that health/accident insurance policies are an arrangement between your insurance carrier and yourself. We will bill your insurance as a courtesy to you, but if your policy does not cover our services, you will be responsible to pay for the services provided to you.
Also, understand and agree that all services rendered to you and charged are your personal responsibility for timely payment.
Insurance FAQ’s
Have A Question?
Does my insurance cover chiropractic care?
Coverage varies by plan. We recommend checking with your provider to understand your benefits.
Do you accept Medicare?
Yes
What if my insurance isn’t listed?
Even if we are out-of-network, you may still have coverage. Contact us to discuss your options.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and HSA/FSA payments.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?
In most cases, you do not need a referral to receive chiropractic care. However, some insurance plans may require one for coverage—check with your provider to confirm.
