Insurance Plans
We Work With

Insurance Plans Accepted for Our Telehealth Services

We accept the following insurances for our Telehealth Services

Major Insurance Providers

Major Insurance Providers

Regional & Network-Specific Plans

Notes for Patients Using Medicaid

We send most appointment reminders and updates via text message.

Please enable SMS notifications during your appointment request to avoid missing important information.

Notes for Patients Using Medicaid

We send most appointment reminders and updates via text message.

Please enable SMS notifications during your appointment request to avoid missing important information.

Frequently
Asked Questions

How much do I pay before insurance starts covering costs?

A deductible is the portion of medical costs you must pay on your own before your insurance plan begins to cover services.

For example, with a $1,000 deductible, you’re responsible for the first $1,000 in costs before insurance contributes.

Your provider will discuss your medical history, lifestyle, emotional readiness, and goals for surgery. The evaluation is conversational and supportive—designed to ensure you’re fully prepared for a safe, successful procedure.

Your provider will discuss your medical history, lifestyle, emotional readiness, and goals for surgery. The evaluation is conversational and supportive—designed to ensure you’re fully prepared for a safe, successful procedure.

Good Faith Estimate What You Should Know

Federal regulations require health care providers to inform uninsured or self-pay patients of their right to receive a Good Faith Estimate for expected charges. This information must be shared before services are scheduled or at the patient’s request.

Patients have the right to an estimate outlining what their care is expected to cost. Providers must supply this estimate for those who do not have insurance or who are choosing not to use their insurance benefits.

The estimate includes a breakdown of projected costs for non-emergency medical services and related items such as tests, medications, medical devices, and hospital fees.

A written estimate must be provided at least one business day prior to your appointment. You may also request a Good Faith Estimate from your provider before committing to a service.

You may dispute a bill if the amount is $400 or more above your Good Faith Estimate. Please keep a

copy of your estimate for reference.

Book Your Virtual Pre-Surgical Evaluation in Just a Few Steps

We simplify the scheduling process and work with all major insurance plans. For assistance, contact our secure email at info@preopassessments.com Providers seeking referral support may reach out to Dr. Kati Duncan using the link provided.

About Our Waitlist Process

Once your appointment is scheduled and your paperwork is completed, we can add you to our waitlist for an earlier date.

To request placement on the waitlist, text 813-314-7797
Our team will reach out if an earlier opening becomes available.