BILLING & INSURANCE NETWORK PARTICIPATION
Allied Chiropractic is in-network with many major insurance plans for chiropractic care, massage therapy, and acupuncture services. Because insurance coverage and provider participation can vary depending on your individual plan, employer group, specialty, and medical needs, we encourage patients to contact our office for a personalized benefits review.
Our team works hard to help patients understand their coverage, authorization requirements, visit limitations, deductibles, copays, and other important insurance details before and throughout treatment whenever possible.
Chiropractic Insurance Networks
We participate with many chiropractic insurance networks and health plans, including select commercial, auto injury, workers’ compensation, Medicare, and managed care plans.
Massage Therapy Insurance Networks
Massage therapy coverage varies significantly between insurance plans and often depends on medical necessity, provider participation, referral requirements, and authorization guidelines.
Acupuncture Insurance Networks
Acupuncture coverage and participation may vary by insurance carrier and plan type. Oregon Health Plans and commercial insurance plans may have specialty-specific requirements or limitations.
Currently we are only network with one Oregon Health Plan (OHP) CCO: CareOregon
Plans With Limited or No Participation
While Allied Chiropractic is in-network with many insurance plans across chiropractic, massage therapy, and acupuncture services, some plans currently have limited participation or are considered out-of-network depending on the specialty being rendered.
Below are some of the plans or specialties where coverage limitations or network restrictions may apply:
Chiropractic
- Out-of-State car accidents
- GEHA
- HUMANA
Massage Therapy
- United Healthcare (UHC)
- Oregon Health Plans
- Kaiser
- Medicare
- Veteran Affairs
- Aetna
- HealthNet
- FCH
- GEHA
Acupuncture
- Medicare
- Veteran Affairs
- Oregon Health Plans except for CareOregon CCO
Because insurance participation and plan structures change frequently, we strongly recommend contacting our office to verify your specific benefits and network status prior to treatment.
Even when a plan is considered out-of-network, patients may still have out-of-network benefits or alternative payment options available.
Insurance benefit verifications are not guarantees of payment. Coverage, limitations, deductibles, authorization requirements, medical necessity determinations, and reimbursement decisions are ultimately determined by your insurance carrier and specific policy. Patients are responsible for any non-covered services, denied claims, deductibles, copays, coinsurance amounts, or balances not paid by insurance.