During consultation, your Podiatrist may be able to advise you if your insurance company and policy covers your in-clinic charges.
It is important to note that your claims are subject to your insurer’s discretion and final assessment as stipulated in your policy agreement. If your insurer does not approve your claim, you will be responsible for the full amount of your expenses.
We ask that you present your insurance card upon registration so that we may retain a photocopy for our record-keeping purposes as this will help to facilitate communication with your insurer should they contact us.
There are many similar insurance policies that many people have but due to various circumstances, your policy could cover very differently from another person with the same type of policy from even the same insurance agency.
Insurance policies can be largely different from local insurers to foreign insurers, and then corporate insurance. There are cases of exclusions, pre-existing conditions, lapses in premium payments, corporate insurance types and many more scenarios that affect your coverage.
Not necessarily, all claims are subject to final assessment by your underwriter. A full coverage on your policy document does not guarantee a full reimbursement.
We are unable to accept LOG/GOP at the moment, patients will need to make full payment at our centre and seek personal reimbursement directly from their insurer.
Are Consultation Fees & Podiatric services Insurance Claimable?
Your insurance policy document should indicate if Outpatient Podiatry Consultation / Assessment / Service fees are covered under your plan. Please note that all claims are subject to a final assessment by your underwriter.
Do check with your insurance provider:
- That your insurance policy is in-force (active)
- If you are subject to co-insurance, co-payables or deductibles
- If you have exhausted your monthly/annual limit
- Claim submission requirements
If in doubt, please contact your insurance provider directly to ascertain your insurance coverage.
