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Patient FAQs

The coverage for surgical assistant services can differ based on your insurance plan and benefits. You may be responsible for cost-sharing, co-pays, or deductibles.

We are a participating provider with Medicare, Medicaid, and Government sponsored plans.

While we are Out of Network with most Commercial insurance plans, we adhere to the Federal No Surprise Act and State legislation. In most cases, your out of pocket will be limited to In Network Cost Share – the same as if you were receiving services from an In Network provider.

If your insurance plan does not provide coverage for our services, we are happy to discuss self-pay options with you.

The Explanation of Benefits (EOB) is NOT a bill. The insurance claim process can take time, and we make every effort to gain coverage on your behalf for the services you received. Once finalized, our team will review your claim to determine if there is a patient responsibility.

We adhere to the No Surprises Billing Act (NSA) and apply the in-network cost share as determined by your carrier, even if we are out of network with your insurance.

After your insurance has finalized your claim, our office will review your explanation of benefits. At this time, you may receive a statement for patient responsibility. The statement will include direct payment information linked to a secure site for online or phone payments.

Should you have any questions, our Patient Care Advocates are here to help. You may contact us at (866)996-2455 or email Billing@MPowerHealth.com

MPOWERHealth is committed to ensuring you have a positive experience as we support you throughout your surgical journey. We wish you a swift and complete recovery.