Insurance, Medicare & Billing at Canyon Springs Chiropractic (Twin Falls, ID)
Our approach
We keep billing simple and transparent. Whether you use insurance or prefer straightforward self-pay pricing, our goal is the same: high-quality chiropractic care without surprise bills.We welcome everyone• Patients with or without insurance• Medicare beneficiaries (we are a non-participating Medicare provider)• Workers’ Compensation cases• Auto injury / Personal Injury cases (including Med-Pay and attorney liens)• Health savings accounts: HSA/FSA cards accepted
Commercial insurance (out-of-network)
We are out-of-network with commercial plans. In practice, that often saves patients money versus high deductibles and copays.
How it works here
• You pay at the visit (our fees are often less than a typical deductible/copay).
• We provide courtesy billing: we submit a claim to your plan (or give you a superbill) so your plan can reimburse you directly if your policy allows.
• We don’t take assignment of benefits with commercial plans, so checks from your plan go to you.
Medicare (non-participating provider)
We gladly see Medicare patients.
What Medicare covers
Medicare covers chiropractic spinal manipulation for an active condition when medically necessary. Medicare does not cover examinations, decompression/traction, manual therapy, exercise therapy, or other adjunct services.Payment flow (our default)
• You pay at the visit.• We submit the claim to Medicare for you.• Medicare typically reimburses 80% of the allowed amount (after the Part B deductible) directly to you.If you prefer less upfront cost
On request, we can accept assignment for a given visit so Medicare pays the clinic and you pay only your coinsurance/deductible that day.
Workers’ Compensation
We work directly with your employer’s carrier.
Bring: claim number, date of injury, adjuster name/phone, employer details.
Billing: we accept assignment and bill the carrier; for covered care, there’s no payment due at the visit.
Auto accidents & Personal Injury (Med-Pay / Liability)
We routinely handle auto insurance and third-party liability cases.
Bring: claim number, policy details/Med-Pay, adjuster contact, date/state of accident, and (if applicable) attorney information.
Billing: we accept assignment and bill the insurer. We also honor attorney liens (letters of protection).
Transparent, affordable pricing
Many patients find our self-pay fees are lower than what they’d spend using insurance after deductibles and copays. Ask us for current fees; we’ll review costs before care so you can choose the best path for your budget and benefits.
How courtesy billing works (simple steps)
Reimbursement isn’t guaranteed; benefits and deductibles vary by plan. We’ll help with the paperwork so you have the best chance of getting reimbursed.
#1. You pay the clinic at checkout.
#1. We submit a claim to your health plan (or give you an itemized receipt).
#3. Your plan processes the claim based on your benefits.
#4. If your plan covers any amount, they reimburse you directly.
FAQs
Yes, we welcome patients with any insurance. We’re out-of-network with commercial plans and a non-participating provider with Medicare. We’ll submit courtesy claims so your plan can reimburse you if your policy allows.
Often no. Many patients pay less here than they would toward a deductible/copay in-network. We review fees up front and can still bill your plan for possible reimbursement.
For covered chiropractic adjustments, you pay at the visit and we submit the claim. Medicare usually reimburses 80% of the allowed amount to you (after the Part B deductible). If you prefer, we can accept assignment so Medicare pays us and you pay only coinsurance/deductible that day.
Yes. We accept assignment and bill the carrier directly. Bring your claim number, date of injury, and adjuster contact. We also honor attorney liens.
Yes. We accept HSA/FSA cards and provide itemized receipts.
Call to schedule
Have questions about your benefits or our current fees? Call our front desk—we’ll review options in a few minutes and help you choose the most cost-effective path.