Insurances Accepted
Physicians for Women offers OB/GYN services at our Madison area office with the following medical insurance providers or networks:
We accept Dean Health Point of Service Plans and Group Health Cooperative Point of Service plans. It is the patient’s responsibility to confirm coverage and only schedule appointments with covered providers.
We understand that navigating insurance can be challenging. If you have any questions about your insurance or coverage, please do not hesitate to reach out to your insurance company—they are there to assist you.
We also accept commercial insurance that allows you to see any physician or go to any medical facility. If you are unsure if your insurance is accepted at our clinic, please contact our office at (608) 227-7007.
*It is the responsibility of the patient to find out if the provider is in-network for their specific plan. (Example: Not all Quartz plans are in-network.)
FAQs For Insurances Accepted
Navigating health insurance can be confusing and difficult to understand. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. Below, you’ll find answers to some frequently asked questions about health insurance. Have any other questions? Contact our office at (608) 227-7007 to speak with someone from our team.
What is a deductible?
A deductible is the amount of money you must pay toward a health claim before your health plan makes any payments for health care services rendered. For example, a single-plan participant with a $1,000 deductible would be required to pay the first $1,000 in total claims during a plan year.
What is Co-Insurance?
Co-insurance is a provision in your health plan that describes the percentage of a medical bill that you must pay and that which your health plan must pay.
What is the difference between Co-Pay and Co-Insurance?
A Co-Pay is the set dollar amount your health plan designates for specific services that you seek from a provider.
Co-insurance is the percentage that your health plan designates you must pay when you receive a specific service from a provider over and above the designated co-pay.
What is Out-of-Pocket Maximum?
The maximum amount (deductible and co-insurance) that you will have to pay for covered expenses under the plan. Once the out-of-pocket maximum is reached, the plan will cover eligible expenses at 100 percent.
What is an Explanation of Benefits (EOB)?
An EOB is a document provided to you by your insurance and shows how your claim was processed in accordance with your benefit plan. You may use an EOB for your flexible spending account reimbursement or for tax purposes.