Initial Consultation : $ 250.00    Follow up Visits : Suboxone $150.00   Vivitrol : $150.00

Accepting : Medicare, Cigna, Aetna  , Horizon Commercial Plans , United Health Care , and 

All Out of Networks Insurances accept . 

DEFINITIONS : 

Deductible : Amount of money that the patient pays before services are cover by insurance company. 

Co pay : A set fee you pay when visiting a doctor after you've met your deductible. You might have different copayments for doctor visits, hospital stays and other types of care. 

Co Insurance: Some insurance plans expect you to pay a percentage of the bill even after you've met your deductible. For example, you could be on the hook for 20% or 30% of the bill while the insurer handles the rest. 

In-network provider: A medical professional who is part of your health insurance coverage and has pre-determined agreements with your insurer on what to charge for certain services and visits. Staying in network means your insurance will cover more of the costs and your bills will be much cheaper. 

Out-of-network provider: A medical provider who does not have a contract with your health insurer, and will likely be more expensive to receive care from. You can end up being responsible for most, if not all of the bill if you go to an out-of-network doctor and have no out of network benefits. 

Explanation of Benefits: While it may look like a bill, it isn't. An EOB is just an overview of what (and how much) your doctor billed to your insurance company and what the insurer has agreed to cover. It can also include an estimate of how much you might be expected to pay, but the medical provider will send a bill separately.