Patient Resources

BILLING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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THE FOLLOWING REPRESENTS SEVERAL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR INSURANCE POLICIES AND BILLING PROCEDURES.

Q: What is copay, coinsurance, and deductible?
A: This is the balance your insurance deems is your responsibility per your insurance contract.
 
Q: What if I believe my insurance should have paid my balance?
A: You should contact your insurance company in this case. It is best to know the exact service date when calling them. If you are
told the claim will be reprocessed please ask how long it will take and then advise us of the information by calling 912-681-2273.

Q: What is a Coordination of Benefits (COD) issue?
A: Often times, an insurance company will update their records on an annual basis. This includes verifying that you and/or your
dependents are covered under just one health plan. This information can be updated only by the insured, not us. If we submit a
claim and it is denied for this reason, your statement will reflect that additional information is needed from you. You will need to call
your insurance company and answer their questions over the phone. You will also need to advise them to reprocess any claims they
have denied for this reason. We will continue to bill you for these services until they are resolved.

Q: Can I make a credit card payment over the phone?
A: Yes. You can avoid sending your card information through the mail. We can take your information over the phone, process the
payment and mail a receipt to you.
Q: I don’t understand my benefits. How much is my copay?
A: Please contact you insurance carrier for further explanation of your benefits. Copay and deductible information is usually listed on
the front of your insurance card.

Q: How do I know the amount you are billing me is correct?
A: Most insurance companies send an explanation of benefits (EOB) to the patient. The explanation of benefits details the amount
paid to the physician and lists the patient’s responsibility is any. Please contact our billing department directly at 912-681-2273, or
your insurance carrier for questions.

Q: Do you offer payment arrangements?
A: Yes. Please contact our office immediately if you cannot pay the full statement balance.

Q: How do I know if you are a participating provider with my insurance company?
A: Please refer to your insurance company’s provider directory or contact your insurance company directly.

Q: Do I need a referral?
A: Please contact the member services phone number on your insurance card for verification.

Q: What should I do if my insurance has changed?
A: Please call the billing office as soon as you know your new insurance company so the information can be updated, and to assure
that the office accepts your new insurance company.

Under Development:

We value your time. If you would like to print out the necessary form and bring them to your appointment, we have made them available here in PDF Format: 
  • New Patient Registration
  • Medical Records Release
  • Financial Policy and HIPPA Consent
  • Patient Portal Consent
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