Insurance

Insurance


View the 1998 Federal Breast Cancer Reconstruction Law, which required insurance providers to cover reconstruction in connection with mastectomy.

Read your State Laws regarding reconstruction insurance coverage.

Good News! Health insurance companies are required by law to cover breast reconstruction. This is true whether the reconstruction is to be done at the time of mastectomy or at a later time. Coverage is also extended to those who have suffered an unsatisfactory outcome from previous reconstructive attempts.

In an ongoing effort to keep our patients’ out of pocket expenses to an absolute minimum, the Center for Restorative Breast Surgery is pleased to be contracted as an In-Network Provider for many insurance companies. Please see the list below for reference. If your company is not listed, please call the Center and speak to one of our insurance specialists as we are often able to arrange for coverage of our services on an individual basis. If your individual plan under any of the listed companies doesn’t have our practice listed, please contact us. If you have experienced a denial of coverage from your insurer, please communicate this to our insurance specialists as problems with approval are often overcome with the proper documentation and support.

In network with:
CIGNA
Three Rivers Provider Network (see full list .pdf)
National Preferred Provider Network (see full list .pdf)
National Health Benefits Corporation (see full list .pdf)

Contact us for more information:
Insurance & Billing Manager
Cappy Taylor
Telephone: 888.899.2288
cappy@breastcenter.com

 

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