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Now Accepting Some Insurance Plans

If you want to try and use your insurance plan for nutrition counseling, diabetes prevention or diabetes self management training services, please ask your provider to fax a referral to our office. Referral should include recent medical records with recent progress note, labs and current medications. Fax referrals to 480.563.6950. Those with Medicare plans, referrals need to ordered by a physician.

Insurance Plans Currently Accepted

Aetna (Commercial, Medicare)
American Specialty Health
Arizona Care Network
Arizona AHCCCS Indian Health Plan
Arizona Priority Care
Banner Health Plans (Commercial, Medicare, Community Plans)
Baylor Scott White Healthcare
Blue Cross Blue Shield Preferred PPO Provider (Commercial, Medicare, Health Choice Community Plans)
ChampVa
Cigna
Humana
Imperial Health Plan
Medicare Part B
Mercy Care
Multiplan
Oscar Health
P3 Health In process
TriWest Healthcare
TriCare West
UMR
United Healthcare (Commercial, Medicare, Community Plans)

Please call us for more information to see if your plan will cover Medical Nutrition Therapy, Diabetes Self Management Training, or the National or Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program.
*If you are on a Medicare plan, please keep in mind, Medicare only covers Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease stage 3-5 (not on dialysis) and the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program.

Insurance Plans Not Accepted At This Time

Ambetter

Arizona Complete Health

Wellcare

Other Forms Of Payment Accepted

Cash/Debit

Credit Card

HSA/FSA

You may also want to verify what your coverage is for nutrition counseling, diabetes education or diabetes prevention program.

Questions to ask to verify your nutrition benefits

Do I have coverage for nutrition counseling?
Do I need a referral to see a Registered Dietitian?
Are my diagnoses covered on my particular plan?
How many visits per calendar year do I receive?
Do I have a cost-share for these services?
Is there an associated cost for me if I choose to have the appointment as a telehealth visit versus in person visit?