PARTIAL LIST OF INSURANCE PLANS *ACCEPTED

PPO

Blue Cross
Anthem
Blue Shield
Aetna
Cigna
United Health Care
Pacific Care
Health Net
PHCS
Guardian
CAN
Definity Health
TOPA Benefits
Great West
and more

HMO

Blue Cross of California
Blue Shield of California
Aetna
Cigna
United Health
Pacific Care
Health Net
Regal Medical Group Plans
Facey Medical Group Plans
and more

UNION

Motion Picture Health
Gold Coast Joint Benefits
UFCW Local 770
Local 1014
Affiliated Health Funds
Operating Engineers
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Roofers Health
So. Cal. Pipe Trades
Air conditioning & Refrig.
and more

WORK COMP

State Compensation Fund
Chartis
State Farm Farmers
Harbor View
AIG
Zenith
Fireman’s Fund
Sedwick
and more

AUTO

State Farm
Farmers
AIG
Allstate
Geico
Liberty
Mutual
AAA
Mercury
21th Century
Mercury
and more

MEDICAL GROUPS

United Healthcare Partners
Regal Medical
Facey Medical
Ventura County Foundation for Medical Care

Our office is a preferred provider with many insurance plans as indicated below by the partial list of companies. To have your insurance benefits verified as a courtesy by our staff, call our office. We will confirm, in writing the medical benefits available, as well as the co-pay and deductible, if any.

* Insurance plans as indicated above, do not represent a promise or guarantee of payment, and reasonably may require a co-pay and/or deductible payment as well as any applicable exclusions and denial of non-covered services.

As a courtesy, our insurance department will call and verify in writing the medical benefits covered by your plan.

Special Note: Regardless of the medical service you are interested in utilizing, Chiropractic, Dentistry or Medical, understand the difference of hearing, or reading 'Our office takes or accepts your insurance ' Verse 'We are a Contracted Provider for your insurance plan.' There is a difference. Contracted, you pay less. Non-contracted, you pay more, (non-contracted offices will say they take or accept your insurance, they won't say they are contracted, when they are not. Remember to ask the right question, 'Is your office a Contracted or Non-contracted provider of my insurance plan?'.