FAQs

We accept most major carriers. This list is always changing, so please call us so that we can give you the most accurate information. The two most common ones that we do not accept are Caremore and AHCCCS.

Medigap is extra health insurance that you buy from a private company to pay healthcare costs not covered by Original Medicare, such as co-payments, deductibles, and healthcare if you travel outside the U.S. Medigap policies don’t cover long-term care, dental care, vision care, hearing aids, eyeglasses, and private-duty nursing. Most plans do not cover prescription drugs. You pay a monthly premium for a Medigap policy. Medigap policies are only available to people who already have Medicare Part A, which helps pay for hospital services, and Medicare Part B, which covers the cost for doctor services. People who have a Medicare Advantage plan cannot get a Medigap plan.

We collect cosmetic deposits as a way to “reserve” your appointment time. This ensures us that you will come to your appointment as scheduled, but it also ensures you that we are giving you the allotted amount of time you deserve. All cosmetic deposits that are collected prior to your appointment are applied toward products or procedures purchased, or are credited to your account if you decide now isn’t the right time for treatment. However, if you fail to come to your appointment and do not cancel or reschedule according to our cancellation policy, we do collect the deposit as a “no-show” or “cancellation” fee if you cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice.

Our office carries multiple brands of high-quality skincare products, which each offer their own types of sunscreen. As no two people have the same skin, it is best to consult with one of our physicians or cosmetic specialists to find the right skincare products for you.

Yes! The most common myth is that NPs (nurse practitioners) and PAs (physician assistants) are unable to practice at the same level as physicians. However, when permitted to practice to the full extent of their training, NPs and PAs can perform a majority of the tasks that physicians do while providing the same quality of care.