Insurance
Insurance Coverage At Sixth
Borough Medical
We Currently Accept:
ACPN Insurance
Simply Insurance
United Healthcare
Worker’s Compensation
AvMed Insurance
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Insurance Humana
Coventry Insurance
Cigna Insurance
Aetna Insurance
Medicare Insurance
Motor Vehicle Insurance
Our Payment Methods Include:
Cash
Card
Bitcoin
Venmo For Business
Know Your Benefits
When visiting your doctor or having tests done, it’s important to understand your out-of-network insurance benefits. Certain health care plans cover various out-of-network medical and surgical procedures. For example, PPO plans often include out-of-network benefits to help you pay for your care.
Before your visit, Sixth Borough Medical recommends going to your insurance provider’s website or contacting a service representative to find out your specific benefits. Typically, you can find this contact information on the back of your insurance card. Of course, we are happy to work with you to find out your coverage. We are actively negotiating with the commercial health plans for participation agreements. We will update this page once agreements are made.
What Does It Mean To Be Out-Of-Network?
Simply, out-of-network medical centers do not have a current formal contract with your personal health insurance plan. Of course, there are plenty of advantages associated with out-of-network medical treatment. For example, seeking out-of-network services allow you to work with any doctor, physician, or physical therapist. If the treatment center you are seeking is out of your current insurance network, be sure to contact them to find out about available treatments and solutions.
In-Network vs. Out-Of-Network Provider Plans
Why Choose An Out-Of-Network Provider?
Out-of-network providers are able to spend more time with their patients which translates to better care plans. They are given freedom to use new treatments and diagnostic tools to optimize your health. These medical practices can focus on meeting your needs, and not the demands of the insurance company.
Please let us know if you have any questions!
New Jersey Doctor-Patient Alliance (NJDPA)
As a member of the New Jersey Doctor-Patient Alliance (NJDPA), we strongly oppose efforts by your insurance company to act as your healthcare provider. We believe that your trusted medical professional, who has actually seen you and examined you in person, is the only one who can make recommendations in the best interest of your health. To learn about the NJDPA, and the plans available, be sure to click here to find out more. Once you review the insurance guide, we encourage you to sign up to receive additional information.