Billing Information
Any co-pay or outstanding balance is due at time of service.
As a service to our patients, we bill your insurance company for your visits. They will then send us an explanation of benefits (EOB) to inform us what they will or will not pay and what patient responsibility is.
Any balance that is not covered by your insurance is automatically patient responsibility.
Payment to our office can be made in a variety of ways: payment through the mail, credit / debit / HSA card over the phone or dropping payment off at our office.
Online Bill Pay
To pay a bill online, click to our secure online payment page.
Parasail
Patient Financing for out of pocket expenses
In an effort to make care accessible to all of our patients regardless of their financial situation, we’ve partnered with Parasail to find patient‐friendly payment plans that fit their needs. Parasail is a unique lender in the field of medical loans. Unlike credits cards, Parasail has fixed interest rate loans based on your financial information, no fees and affordable payments that can be spread out monthly to fit your budget to ensure that you get the care that you need.
With a single application, Parasail will search loan offers from all of the top online lenders without effecting your credit score – and you can select the right fixed-term loan option for you. Find more out about Parasail.
You are welcome to mail in a check or cash to pay towards your bill- 6005 Delmonico Dr #150, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Over the phone
Please call the billing extension (x115) at the office to give a credit/ debit card number over the phone.
In Person
Our office is open from 8 to 5, closed from 12 to 1 for lunch, and patients are always welcome to come by and pay balances in person.
Collections
When an account has not been paid on in over 60 days, it is in danger of being sent to our collection agency. Once an account has been sent to collections, that account (and all patients on it) are inactive. Even if payment has been made to the collection agency on the balance, the account will be inactive and we will be unable to prescribe medications or provide any medical treatment.
To avoid collections, we suggest setting up a payment plan where a specified amount is deducted from a card you give us every 30 days. This guarantees payment on your account every month, even if it is a small amount.