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November 24, 2015 by Rebekah

Your Insurance Deductible and Your Health

Your Insurance Deductible and Your Health

You’ve been putting it off all year, but now you finally did it, you met your insurance deductible! Time to get that health issue that you’ve been living with looked at and treated so you feel better.

Insurance deductible

For many people their insurance year runs on the calendar year, meaning this time of year that deductible that was hanging over your head has probably been met. An insurance deductible is the amount of money that your insurance policy dictates that you pay out of pocket before they kick in and pay for any doctor visits or treatments. After you meet that deductible, they pay all or most of any medical costs. That makes your health and any treatments much more affordable.

Things you’ve been putting off

It also means that things that you’ve been putting off can be addressed. Sometimes health issues are uncomfortable, but you can live with them. But if you don’t have to worry about the cost of treating it, why live with it?

Physical therapy is one of those things that often gets put off

Practices like Specialized Physical Therapy can help any time of the year, but understand the budget restraints of most families. They will be happy to check with your insurer to be sure your deductible was met and what your cost would be.

Focus on getting better

After all, it’s much easier to focus on getting better when you aren’t worried about what it is costing you to get there. Let them worry about the insurance ins and outs while you worry about your health.

If you would like to start working on your health, go ahead and schedule an appointment today!

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Dry Creek Clinic

7340 S. Alton Way, 11D
Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
F: 720-493-1191


South Pearl Street Clinic

1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101
Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830


Littleton Clinic

10125 W. San Juan Way, #120
Littleton, CO 80127
T: 303-933-9057
F: 303-933-9108
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9351 Grant Street Suite 380
Thornton, CO 80229
T: 303-655-8699
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1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101 Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830

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10125 W. San Juan Way, #120 Littleton, CO 80127
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7340 S. Alton Way, 11D Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
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9351 Grant Street Suite 380 Thornton, CO 80229
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