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Financing And Insurance

Deuk Spine Institute accepts most insurance including commercial, workmen's compensation, personal injury and self-pay patients. Insurance benefits are determined by your insurance policy language and may not completely cover all of the treatments available at Deuk Spine Institute.

Insurance

 

What insurances do you accept?

 

We accept the following insurances. However, they may not cover all of the services that we have to offer. After the consultation, we will recommend treatment options. You will need to verify with your insurance if they cover those services. We generally accept the following insurances: 

 

When you make your first appointment as a new patient, a representative will verify your benefits. 

We also work with many Workers’ Compensation cases.

Financing

 

Do you offer financing options?

 

At Deuk Spine Institute, we want to make relieving back and neck pain as easy as possible. For that reason, our practice helps patients explore a number of different financing options. With the right financing option, you can enjoy relief from pain when you need it.

Deuk Spine Institute carries two widely accepted and respected financing options for patients:

 

Care Credit

You are welcome to contact a Patient Advocate, and they will assist you with the loan application process or visit the Care Credit site for more information.

Outside Financing

 

What outside financing options are available?

 

HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)

 

401(k), IRA, or any other retirement account

 

Credit Card(s)

 

To find out if you are a good candidate for one of our advanced treatments, please complete our Free MRI Review

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