I have insurance, do you take my insurance?
We work with a variety of insurance plans that provide fair coverage for naturopathic care in small, independent practices. As part of our policy, patients are responsible for verifying their own insurance benefits prior to their visit.
In-Network Plans
We are currently in-network with:
- MODA
- PacificSource (commercial plans only)
If your plan includes naturopathic coverage, your visit will be billed at the in-network rate. Copays and deductibles are collected at the time of your appointment, and we will submit claims to your insurance on your behalf.
Out-of-Network Plans
We accept many out-of-network plans, including:
- Providence
- Aetna
- Regence BlueCross BlueShield
- Cigna
- UnitedHealthcare
- Health Net
If your plan offers out-of-network benefits for naturopathic services, payment is due at the time of your visit. As a courtesy, we will submit one claim to your insurance. If reimbursement is received, we will promptly refund you.
If your insurance does not respond, we can provide an itemized invoice or CMS-1500 form so you can submit the claim yourself.
Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Coverage
We are able to bill motor vehicle accident insurance claims.
Cost-Sharing Plans
Plans such as Liberty, Medi-Share, and Samaritan may offer coverage for naturopathic care. We recommend contacting your plan directly to confirm benefits.
While we do not bill these plans, we can provide detailed invoices for you to submit. CMS-1500 forms are available upon request for a small processing fee.
Plans Without Coverage
At this time, we are not contracted with or do not bill the following:
- Medicaid / OHP / Trillium / Community Solutions
- Kaiser Permanente
- Medicare (some Medicare Advantage plans may offer limited out-of-network benefits)
- VA Benefits
If you carry one of these plans, we recommend contacting your provider or using their directory to find a participating naturopathic physician.
Additional Notes
- Please review your individual plan for details on copays, deductibles, and coverage for labs or imaging.
- Herbal and nutritional supplements are typically not covered by insurance and must be paid for at the time of purchase.
- HSA/FSA funds may be used when applicable.