Pricing
Below is a fee schedule for services at All Ways Well, LLC. For a PDF version of our full coded fee schedule click HERE.
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Acupuncture
New Patient 90 minutes - $145 to insurance* New Patient 90 minutes out of pocket wellness visit - $110** New Patient 60 minutes - $120 to insurance* New Patient 60 minutes out of pocket wellness visit - $95** Return Patient 60 minutes - $120 to insurance* Return Patient 60 minute out of pocket wellness visit - $90** Facial Rejuvenation Services Facial Acupuncture 90 minutes - $175 Facial Acupuncture 60 minutes - $125 Facial Gua Sha 30 minutes - $65 Foot Reflexology Foot Reflexology 30 minutes - $65 (not billable to insurance) Combination Services 90 minute Acupuncture + Tuina/Cupping - $190 billed to insurance* 90 minute Acupuncture + Tuina/Cupping Wellness Visit - $140** Add On Services these services may be added to your appointment based on need/preference. They carry an additional charge based on time performed as part of or in addition to treatment. TDP Heat Lamp (per use) - $15 Tuina/Massage/Cupping not covered by insurance plan - $55 MISSED APPOINTMENT FEES - $50 billed for each hour of treatment missed, billed on the 1/2 hour |
Current Insurance Contracts for All Ways Well:
American Specialty Health CHP Community Health Plan WA Health-Net Kaiser Permanente Lifewise Medicare Part C Low Back Pain MODA (formerly ODS) PacificSource Premera Blue Cross Providence Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield TriWest/VA Plans United Healthcare* check back often for updates! All providers can bill any plan that includes Out of Network coverage, that is an Auto Insurance (PIP) claim and all Worker’s Comp claims. All Ways Well does NOT accept Oregon Health Plan, Aetna, Cigna or Humana at this time, though practitioners can provide you with a superbill which you can submit for reimbursement after treatment if you prefer. * NOTE United Healthcare has a very complicated network system and Rebecca is not (cannot be it seems! but always trying...) in network with all of them. Please check the UHC website and search for Rebecca Kitzerow/All Ways Well under your specific plan before intending to use UHC benefits to pay for treatment. |
For a detailed coded fee schedule please click HERE. Prices effective February 5th, 2019
*Note that to bill insurance accurately by code, sometimes different codes are chosen based on what happens in any individual session. For instance - a longer or more complex intake (office visit code) dictates using a more complex office visit code when billing and this incurs a higher fee. The requirement of referral authorizations for certain cases also requires a higher level of detail in documentation which can involve deeper assessment and longer office visit times also incurring extra fees. This is determined on a case by case basis which means there can be a slight variability in the billed rate for services, typically not more than $45. For a fully coded fee schedule click HERE.
**Acupuncture visits that are billed to insurance often involve additional assessment tools, scales and documentation that are not required in visits paid out of pocket. Therefore, out of pocket visits can incur lower fees. Treatments are always equivalent and all fees are assessed on a visit by visit basis.
*Note that to bill insurance accurately by code, sometimes different codes are chosen based on what happens in any individual session. For instance - a longer or more complex intake (office visit code) dictates using a more complex office visit code when billing and this incurs a higher fee. The requirement of referral authorizations for certain cases also requires a higher level of detail in documentation which can involve deeper assessment and longer office visit times also incurring extra fees. This is determined on a case by case basis which means there can be a slight variability in the billed rate for services, typically not more than $45. For a fully coded fee schedule click HERE.
**Acupuncture visits that are billed to insurance often involve additional assessment tools, scales and documentation that are not required in visits paid out of pocket. Therefore, out of pocket visits can incur lower fees. Treatments are always equivalent and all fees are assessed on a visit by visit basis.