Insurance & billing
Insurance, referrals and billing.
Most major commercial plans, Medicare and workers’ compensation are accepted. We are not accepting Medicaid. Here is how referrals, authorizations and statements work.
We accept most major commercial plans, traditional Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans, and workers’ compensation. We do not accept Medicaid. Our team verifies benefits before the first visit and handles prior authorization for procedures.
What we accept
| Commercial insurance | Most major commercial PPO and HMO plans. Bring your card; the team verifies benefits before your visit. |
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| Medicare | Traditional Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans. |
| Workers’ compensation | Texas workers’ compensation and most networks. See work injuries. |
| Personal injury | Accident cases, including letters of protection, after review. |
| Not accepted | Texas Medicaid and Medicaid managed-care plans. |
Before your first visit
- Have your insurance card and photo ID ready. We verify eligibility and any referral requirement before scheduling.
- If your plan requires a referral, ask your primary care physician to fax it to (832) 916-2480.
- Copays are collected at check-in. Deductibles and coinsurance are billed after your plan processes the claim.
Billing and statements
- You will receive a statement after your insurance processes the claim. Questions about a statement: call (832) 916-2075 and ask for billing.
- Procedures performed at an outpatient surgery center may generate a separate facility bill from that center.
- Anesthesia, when used, may be billed separately by the anesthesia provider.
- Payment plans are available on request.
Your billing protections
You are protected from surprise bills for emergency care and certain out-of-network services under federal and Texas law, and uninsured or self-pay patients are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate. Read the No Surprises Act notice.
Frequently asked questions
Do you take Medicaid?
No. We are not currently accepting Texas Medicaid or Medicaid managed-care plans. We are happy to suggest other clinics.
Do I need a referral?
It depends on your plan. PPO and traditional Medicare patients usually do not. HMO plans, most Medicare Advantage HMOs and workers’ compensation require a referral or authorization. Our team checks before scheduling.
Will my procedure be covered?
Most image-guided procedures require prior authorization; our team submits it and lets you know before the procedure date. Coverage depends on your plan’s medical policy — for example, many plans require diagnostic blocks before radiofrequency ablation or a successful trial before a spinal cord stimulator implant.
Can I be seen if I am uninsured?
Yes. Self-pay patients receive a Good Faith Estimate before the visit, as required by the No Surprises Act. Call (832) 916-2075 for current self-pay pricing.
Do you accept personal injury or letter-of-protection cases?
We treat patients injured in auto and other accidents. Call so the team can confirm how your case will be handled before the first visit.
Request an appointment
Call (832) 916-2075 or request an appointment online. New patients are welcome; the team confirms insurance and referral requirements before scheduling.