Cost is always a concern for the consumer and for the provider. Putting a price tag on improving your health and well being is difficult to do. Here is some information that I think will be helpful to know as a medical consumer. Medical care and visit charges are based on several factors: how much time is spent with a patient, how many problems are being addressed, how complex the visit is. These factors are assigned a code and each code has a value. Insurances drive the costs for these services and also how the provider is reimbursed for these services. As a provider, we are held responsible to code our charts honestly and ethically.
Insured and non-insured patients are welcome, regardless of the level of insurance coverage. Insured patients that are out of network with Be Well Family Medicine are also welcome. For each group, a conversation will need to take place about how you will pay for your visit. Unfortunately, it is a necessary evil. However, it does allow for this wonderful service to continue.
Also, an important fact to know is insurance does not cover all procedures or services. We will work together to see what is covered and how we can utilize that information to give you the best care possible. You will always be given options and in the very end you will choose what you would like to do. Our passion is to empower you to take charge of your health and medical care by giving you information to support your decisions.
Accepted Insurances: We have been working very hard to get credentialed and contracted with as many insurance companies as possible.
The following are ones Be Well Family Medicine are contracted and in-network with. Individual providers may vary with each insurance. Aetna effective date 10-15-2020, Regence BCBS-UT effective 10-15-2020, Tricare West effective 8-06-2020, Medicare, Medicaid**, Cigna effective date 06-15-2020, Mulitplan effective date 11-01-2020, Imagine Health (Wise Network effective 12-01-2020), Samara Health (Wise Network and MOTIV Health) effective date 10-01-2020, United Healthcare and Bind (effective 3-01-2021), Health Choice Utah Medicaid (effective 3-01-2021), Molina Medicaid (effective date 06-17-2021)
Insurance we will NOT be in network with at this time: PEHP, Humana, Select Health, Healthy U Medicaid, and University of Utah
**A note to Medicaid Insured Patients: When covered by Medicaid, your insurance holder in the state of Utah will be either Select Health, Healthy Choice, Molina, or Healthy U. As of right now, we are contracted with Healthy Choice and Molina. We are not contracted with Select Health or Healthy U.
If you have a specific question about your insurance or about not having insurance, please send us a message.
Major Autohemotherapy (Ozone intravenous infusion) and Nutritional IVs are no longer offered through Be Well Family Medicine. Please contact our office for more information and how you can still get an ozone or nutritional intravenous infusion through our sister clinic, Be Well Balanced Health. Time spent for infusion varies from 1-3 hours. This procedure is not FDA approved, therefore not covered by any insurances.
All copays or self pay visit payments will be collected at your visit.
* We accept a credit card or check card (even a HSA card): Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover. We are more than willing to provide a receipt for you to either submit for reimbursement, claim towards your insurance deductible, or use a health savings account. If you have out-of-network benefits we could send a claim that way if so desired. If there is an insurance that you would like for us to pursue, then please submit a request on the contact page. While you are there, give us some feedback on your experience. 🙂
For Hormone Replacement Therapy, IV Nutrition, or Ozone Therapy, schedule a visit with Be Well Balanced Health using the link below.
Our family medicine clinic has permanently closed. For medical records and other questions, please call or email the office.