Medicare Patients
For those who have Medicare as their primary insurance provider, I accept Medicare assignment. This means that I bill Medicare directly for your physical therapy. Medicare pays 80% of the cost. Most people have a secondary insurance company that pays the remaining 20% of the cost, resulting in no financial burden to you. If you do not have a secondary insurance provider, you are responsible for the 20% that Medicare does not pay. In order to qualify for physical therapy paid by Medicare, you must have a referral for physical therapy from you physician.
Non-Medicare Patients
For non-Medicare patients, I will bill your insurance company for you. However, I am not in any of the insurance networks. This means that your copay is likely to be higher if you choose to receive your physical therapy treatment from me. How much higher depends on your particular insurance policy. Before deciding to make an appointment with me, you should call your insurance’s customer service and ask what your out-of- network physical therapy copay is. In addition, you should ask if you have a separate out-of-network deductible. Your co-payment is expected at the time services are rendered.
Wellness Services
Wellness services are not typically covered by insurance policies, though occasionally they are. You should first check with your insurance company.
Payment Methods
I can accept payment through Venmo and Zella at info@anjoe.com, and by check or cash. I can also accept credit card payments in the office; however, there is a five dollar fee.
Payments can also be made via PayPal, but there is also a 5 dollar fee. Click on the link below to be taken to the PayPal payment page. Sign into your PayPal account to make a payment. If you do not have an account, you can click on the “Don’t have a PayPal account” link at the bottom right of the payment page. You will be taken to another page where you can pay with your debit card or credit card as a guest.