Does insurance cover it?
An honest answer: most non-surgical regenerative treatments are self-pay and not covered by insurance. But the consultation is always free — $0 if there's no medical need — and financing is available if you're a candidate and choose to move forward.
The honest answer
Self-pay, explained plainly
Most insurers — including Medicare and private plans — classify non-surgical regenerative treatments as elective and don't cover them. In practice, that means treatment is self-pay. We'd rather you hear that from us clearly than discover it later.
What's different here is how we handle it: the consultation is free, we quote treatment only after a physician reviews your imaging, and if there's no medical need, you pay nothing. For candidates who decide to proceed, we explain costs and any financing clearly — no pressure, no surprises.
Straight answers
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Start with a free consultation — $0 if there's no need.
Get an honest answer about your options and clear, self-pay pricing before you decide anything.