Insurance & Billing

At Mindful Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, we understand the importance of making healthcare accessible and convenient for your family. To help ensure that your child receives the care they need, we are pleased to accept a variety of insurance plans.

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Our dedicated team works with a range of insurance providers to make pediatric services affordable and accessible. Before scheduling an appointment, we recommend checking your insurance coverage to ensure that our services are included in your plan.

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One important way to help streamline the check-in process is by bringing your child's insurance card to every appointment.

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Why is it important to bring your insurance card?

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• Accurate Information: Your insurance card contains essential details such as policy numbers and group numbers. Having this information on hand helps us verify and accurately bill your insurance for the services provided.

• Coverage Confirmation: Insurance plans can change, and having your current card allows us to confirm your child's coverage for the specific date of the appointment. This helps prevent any surprises related to coverage or out-of-pocket expenses.

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Please find below a list of some of the insurance plans we currently accept. Keep in mind that this list may not be exhaustive, and we encourage you to contact our office or your insurance provider directly for the most up-to-date information.

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Here is also some important information regarding copays and deductibles:

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1. Copayments: For visits covered by your insurance plan, please be prepared to pay any applicable copayment at the time of your child's appointment. Copayments are predetermined fees set by your insurance company and are typically a fixed amount for each visit.

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2. Deductibles: If your insurance plan has a deductible, you may be responsible for paying the full cost of certain services until your deductible is met. This amount can vary depending on your specific insurance plan. Once your deductible is met, your insurance coverage may change, and you may only be responsible for copayments or coinsurance.