The most amazing Dr and atmosphere. My oldest children have been with them since birth now my youngest son is a patient along with myself. There is not one thing I can say bad or complain about. Thanks for always giving us great visits
Kwashawna
We are committed to having a successful provider-patient relationship. Understanding our newborn policy is part of that relationship.
For parents without insurance at time of delivery, the newborn is considered a self-pay until insurance coverage is obtained and verified. For self-pay patients, payment of $100 is required at the time of service.
For parents who have insurance coverage at time of delivery but the newborn has not yet been enrolled, the bill for the first visit will be held on your account pending insurance coverage. For each subsequent visit while coverage is pending, a refundable payment of $100.00 is required. Once coverage is obtained and primary care provider (PCP) assignment verified, we will refund all payments, less any amount required to cover services rendered before the effective date of insurance or before we became your child’s primary care provider, if required by your insurance carrier.
To reduce your out of pocket expenses, enroll your baby ASAP and make sure we are your newborn’s PCP from the date no later from the baby’s first visit to our office.
It is necessary that you contact the newborn coordinator for your respective MCO so they can assist you in getting your baby enrolled. If your insurance carrier requires that you chose a Primary Care Provider (PCP), make sure you select one of the two providers in this practice:
TO AVOID BEING AUTOMATICALLY ASSIGNED TO A DIFFERENT PCP.
If one of the providers is not chosen when required by your insurance, your insurance carrier will deny payment and it will then become 100% your responsibility.
Here is the list of Newborn coordinators for the MCOs: