At Houston Thyroid and Endocrine, we have competitive cash rates for our uninsured patients and out-of-network patients. The patient is responsible for knowing what is covered as a copay or deductible and ensuring proper insurance coverage.We no longer accept BCBS Medicare Blue Advantage HMO. We also are not contracted with MyBlueHealth, which begins with alpha prefix: T2G in the member ID number.Insurance Contracts are always changing, if you have any questions, please contact the office for specific instances.List of Insurances for which we are in-network:
If you would like to be a patient of our practice but do not have medical insurance we have reasonable rates which you can request via phone. If we do not participate with your insurance carrier our charges will apply as out-of-network coverage.
*** We are not contracted with Medicaid and therefore recommend you to see providers contracted with Medicaid, otherwise you will be charged as a self pay patient.
^^ We are in-network with all Aetna products except for those with the mark "QHP" (Marketplace/Health Exchange/Obamacare) on the insurance card
^^^ We are in-network with all United products except for those obtained via Marketplace/Health Exchange/Obamacare and Charter ACO plans.
&& We are not enrolled with BCBS HealthSelect of Texas (Group number 038000), and we do not accept BCBS Blue Advantage
Updated 12-1-2020
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