Insurance & Payment

Accepted Insurance

Plans We Accept

We participate with many insurance plans. Participation can vary by individual plan, so please call us to confirm your specific coverage.

HMO plans may require a referral

If your plan is an HMO, check whether you need a referral from your primary care physician before your visit. Check your member card or call the number on the back to confirm. Call us if you are unsure and we will help you find out.

Some services may require prior authorization from the health plan. Our office can assist with authorization documentation when applicable. Final coverage decisions are made by the health plan.

Find your insurance carrier

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Aetna

PPO & HMO plans

Ambetter

Marketplace plans

Blue Cross Blue Shield TX

All BCBS plans accepted (Except New Mexico and My Blue Health)

Cigna

Most Cigna plans

El Paso Health

El Paso Medicaid STAR & CHIP

Government Employees Health Association

Federal Health Insurance

Humana

HMO, PPO & Medicare Advantage

Texas Medicaid

Texas

Texas Medicare

Original Medicare B

Tricare

West

UnitedHealthcare

UHC Choice & Options

Veteran Affairs

VA Insurance

WellCare Health

Well Care Health Insurance

Note: Coverage varies by plan. Please contact our office to confirm participation and available benefits for your specific plan.

Plan Specific Information

Coverage Depends on Your Plan

Coverage for office visits, tests, foot-support devices, procedures, and routine foot care varies by health plan and by the reason the service is needed. Check with your health plan about benefits, referrals or approvals, network status, and the amount you may owe.

Whether our office is in network for your specific plan

Whether your plan requires a referral

Whether your plan requires approval before certain services or devices

Coverage rules for foot supports, wound care, or surgery

Deductible, copayment, and coinsurance amounts

Any plan limits for routine foot care

Self-Pay & Uninsured Patients

We offer transparent self-pay rates and will discuss all costs upfront before any service is rendered.

Transparent pricing before every visit
Major credit cards accepted

Medicare and routine foot care

Medicare coverage for routine foot care depends on the medical reason the care is needed, your health history, and eligibility requirements. Please call our office so our team can help review available benefit information.

What to bring to your first visit

Your insurance card
A photo ID
A referral, if your plan requires one
A list of your current medications

Before Your First Visit

Insurance card (front and back)

Valid photo ID

Current medication list

Previous X-rays or medical records

Completed New Patient forms

Shoes you normally wear

Download and complete our New Patient forms in advance to save time at your visit. Download forms →

Common Insurance Questions

Do I need a referral to see a foot and ankle specialist?

Referral requirements are set by your health plan. Some HMO plans require a referral from your primary care doctor before a visit with a foot and ankle specialist. Check your plan or contact our office if you need help.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Bring your insurance card, a valid photo ID, a current medication list, and any useful medical records or previous images such as X-rays. Completing the New Patient forms before the visit can make check-in easier.

How will I know what I owe before my visit?

Our office can review available benefit information and, when possible, provide an estimate of what you may owe. Benefit checks and cost estimates do not guarantee what your health plan will ultimately cover or pay.

Questions about your insurance plan?

Call our office with questions about participating plans, referrals, or what to bring to your visit. Coverage and benefits vary by plan.

(915) 995-1650