Pricing
Initial Evaluation
Each client will begin their care with an initial evaluation. Initial evaluations allow your therapist to get to know you and better understand your goals.
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$130. Due at time of service.
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Initial evaluations are usually 60-90 minutes. Your therapist will perform a detailed examination and review your goals for therapy in order to create a plan of care.
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We are currently in-network and accepting MVP and Medicare Part B insurance plans. Your in-network copay/ coinsurance/ deductible is due at time of service. The remainder of the cost will be billed to your insurance.
If you have an out-of-network Medicare Advantage plan with out-of-network benefits, we will collect your out-of-network copay/ deductible/ coinsurance at time of service and bill the remainder to your insurance on your behalf. If your Medicare Advantage plan does not have out-of-network benefits, payment is due in full at time of service.
If you have an out-of-network commercial plan, payment is due in full at time of service. We wll provide you with a detailed receipt upon request, which you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Please reach out with any questions.
Treatment
Treatments sessions are any session that occurs after the initial evaluation for ongoing treatment.
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Price may vary based on the specific treatment provided. On average, treatment sessions cost $108.
Due at time of service.
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Treatment sessions are usually 45 - 60 minutes.
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We are currently in-network and accepting MVP and Medicare Part B insurance plans. Your in-network copay/ coinsurance/ deductible is due at time of service. The remainder of the cost will be billed to your insurance.
If you have an out-of-network Medicare Advantage plan with out-of-network benefits, we will collect your out-of-network copay/ deductible/ coinsurance at time of service and bill the remainder to your insurance on your behalf. If your Medicare Advantage plan does not have out-of-network benefits, payment is due in full at time of service.
If you have an out-of-network commercial plan, payment is due in full at time of service. We wll provide you with a detailed receipt upon request, which you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Please reach out with any questions.
We are an out of network provider with *most insurance companies.
Bloom physical therapy is an “out of network” provider with *most insurance companies. This means that we do not enter into contracts with insurance providers to receive reimbursement at a specific contracted rate. If you have an out of network plan, you will be responsible for paying for your visit at the time of service using a credit/ debit card, HSA/FSA funds, check, or exact cash. Upon request, Bloom Physical Therapy will provide you with a detailed receipt, called a superbill, which includes all the required information to submit a claim to your insurance after your session. Many insurance plans include out of network benefits and may reimburse you for a portion of the cost. However, Bloom Physical Therapy does not guarantee reimbursement.
Remaining out of network with insurance companies allows Bloom Physical Therapy to provide one-on-one, mobile, individualized, and high-quality care. Due to financial and time constraints from insurance companies, many physical therapy practices need to treat a high volume of patients per day, and tend to book multiple patients at one time, which results in less individual attention. Remaining out of network allows Bloom Physical Therapy to keep administrative costs low and provide the individualized care that you deserve, including the ability to see you "mobile" in your own home. It also allows us to avoid insurance companies dictating the type and number of services provided and avoid waiting periods for things like authorizations. We are able to allocate more time and resources into managing your case.
* Insurances that we currently accept:
Medicare Part B (traditional Medicare) - in network
MVP Healthcare - in network
Medicare Advantage plans - out of network
If you have a Medicare Advantage plan through a different company (such as Excellus, United Health Care, etc.) AND you have out-of-network benefits, you will be responsible for your out-of-network copay/ coinsurance/ deductible and the remainder will be billed to your insurance on your behalf.
