Care Based on
YOUR Needs
Insurance & Payment FAQ
Care built around you, not your insurance plan.
At Identity Chiropractic, we are an out-of-network, self-pay clinic.
That is a very intentional choice.
We believe the best care happens when your treatment is built around your goals, your movement, your life, and your long-term health — not around the rules of an insurance contract.
For some people, that model is different than what they are used to.
For the right person, it is exactly what they have been looking for.
Because when you are in pain, frustrated, or tired of the same issue coming back, what you usually need is not just another quick visit.
You need clarity.
You need a plan.
You need someone to look deeper.
And you need care that is designed to actually move you forward.
We did not build this clinic to be a revolving door.
We built it for people who want more than temporary relief.
People who want to understand why they hurt, what their body is missing, and what it will take to get back to living fully.
Being self-pay and out-of-network allows us to focus on what matters most:
taking the time to truly listen
understanding the full picture, not just the painful spot
providing individualized hands-on care when appropriate
guiding rehab, movement, and strength where your body needs it
making recommendations based on what is clinically appropriate for you
In other words, it allows us to care for people the way we believe care should feel:
personal, thoughtful, honest, and results-driven.
Why have you chosen this model?
It means your care is not built around a billing code.
It is built around you.
When you come to our office, our goal is not simply to help you get through the next few days with a little less pain.
Our goal is to help you:
calm things down
move better
build more capacity
understand your body
create momentum toward lasting change
For many of our patients, that is what makes this model worth it.
They are not just looking for the cheapest possible visit.
They are looking for a clinic that sees the full picture and knows how to guide them through it.
What does that mean for you as a patient?
We do not bill insurance directly and are considered out-of-network with insurance plans.
Patients pay us directly at the time of service.
If your plan includes out-of-network benefits, you may be able to submit for reimbursement. We can provide a superbill upon request to help with that process.
Because every insurance plan is different, reimbursement varies and is not guaranteed.
Some patients receive partial reimbursement.
Some do not.
That depends on your specific policy, deductible, and out-of-network coverage.
We encourage patients to think of any possible reimbursement as a benefit to check on, not something to assume in advance.
Do you take insurance?
Because they are tired of guessing.
They are tired of bouncing from one provider to the next.
Tired of chasing short-term relief.
Tired of feeling like no one has taken the time to really connect the dots.
Our patients often come to us because they want:
More time
Not to feel rushed.
More clarity
Not vague answers and temporary patches.
More personalization
Not a one-size-fits-all approach.
More integration
Not a fragmented experience where every piece of care lives in a different place.
More intention
Not just symptom management, but a real plan for progress.
That is the heart of what we offer.
Why many patients still choose this model!
We believe healthcare should feel clear.
That is why we keep our pricing straightforward and discuss recommendations openly, so you understand your options before moving forward.
You will never be expected to guess what your next step is with us.
If you have questions about cost, care recommendations, or whether our clinic is the right fit, we want to have that conversation honestly and clearly.
We also accept HSA and FSA cards.
Transparent pricing matters to us
If you are uninsured or paying for care yourself, you have the right to request a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges before scheduled services in many situations. CMS explains that a Good Faith Estimate is based on information known at the time and outlines expected charges for scheduled items or services.
If you would like a Good Faith Estimate before starting care, please let our team know and we will help you.
Good Faith Estimates
If you want to explore whether your plan offers out-of-network reimbursement, here are a few helpful questions to ask:
Do I have out-of-network chiropractic benefits?
Do I have an out-of-network deductible?
Have I met that deductible?
What percentage of the allowed amount is reimbursed?
Are there visit limits?
Do I need a referral?
Can I submit a superbill for reimbursement?
Questions to ask your insurance company
Is Identity Chiropractic a good fit for you?
Identity Chiropractic is often a great fit for people who value:
personalized care
one-on-one provider attention
integrated chiropractic and rehab-based treatment
transparent self-pay pricing
a long-term approach to healing and performance
If you are simply looking for the lowest upfront visit price, we may not be the best fit.
If you are looking for a clinic that takes time, looks deeper, and helps guide you toward lasting progress, we may be exactly what you are looking for.
Our Promise
We will always do our best to be clear with you.
Clear about how our office works.
Clear about cost.
Clear about what we see.
Clear about what we recommend.
And clear about what it may take to create meaningful, lasting change.
Because your health deserves more than confusion.
And your care should feel like it was built with intention.
Ready to take the next step?
If you are looking for a clinic that values time, trust, clarity, and long-term results, we would love to help.
Schedule your first visit and let’s start building a plan around you.
Disclaimer
Insurance disclaimer: Identity Chiropractic is a self-pay, out-of-network clinic and does not guarantee reimbursement from any insurance carrier. If requested, we can provide a superbill for self-submission. Good Faith Estimates are available for uninsured or self-pay patients upon request. CMS provides guidance on Good Faith Estimates for uninsured or self-pay individuals, and FTC advertising standards require claims to be truthful and not misleading