How Not Taking Insurance Helps Us Provide You Better IBS Care
We Offer You Flexibility And Affordability.
- We make expert IBS treatment flexible and affordable for any budget by offering options to assist you in paying for your treatment. Consider how much having IBS costs you now, and how much you will save once you are better if you are already paying for constant doctor visits, copays, prescription medication and supplements. And don’t forget to include the personal cost in lost work days, missed professional opportunities, lost family time and lost personal or even vacation time. Improving your IBS will likely pay for itself in a very short time!
No Interest Payment Plans
6 AND 12 18MONTH NO-INTEREST PLANS
You can finance your procedure over 12 months without interest. With this plan, you can expect:
- No pre-payment penalties
- No fees
- No down payment
- No interest if paid in on time
- Payments as low as $125 per month
We also accept these payment types:
- Cash
- Check
- Credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover
- Flexible and Health Savings Accounts (FSA/HSA)
- Debit cards
Cost of Treatment
Our high success rate treating IBS requires a comprehensive and customized approach for each patient. This requires several consults with our doctors and dieticians. Therefore we have created packages for different needs. Please contact our office at 206-264-1111 and we will be happy to tell you all about it and exactly what the costs can be in your specific case.
Call us today for more information at 888-546-6283. We have cured IBS in 1000’s of patients. You can end your IBS too. Read their stories here.
How it Works:
- You pay the IBS Treatment Center up front.
- You submit to your insurance company the paperwork we will provide you.
- Your insurance company mails you a check for their portion of the charges.
Health Insurance Plans That Often Reimburse, Depending Upon Your Plan
Health insurance often reimburses patients for a significant portion of the medical expenses at the IBS Treatment Center. *
* Medicaid plans, Medicare, and Medicare Supplemental Plans do not typically reimburse.
