Tareen Dermatology accepts most insurance plans.
Please have your current plan information available when scheduling a new patient appointment. Dr. Tareen and her staff will always inform you before a procedure if that procedure is medical or cosmetic. It is the patient’s responsibility to be aware of deductibles and co-insurance. New patient visits for evaluation are typically billed as 99203 or 99204. This does not include any procedures you may have on the day of the visit or another day. If it is deemed necessary for you to have a procedure (i.e., mole removal), we will give you the procedure code(s) You may contact your insurance to get exact coverage according to your contract.
Tareen Dermatology Accepts These Insurances
(this is a partial list; please contact us if your insurance is not listed). Some insurance plans have narrow networks, and it is always a good idea to call the phone number on the back of your insurance card and verify that Tareen Dermatology is part of your network.
Aetna
BCBS
Cigna
Health Partners
Humana
Medica
Medicare
Tricare
UCare
UHC
and more…
Routine full body skin cancer screenings are generally not fully covered as preventive services under most insurance plans, including Medicare. Depending on your specific coverage, your insurance provider may:
– Require a copay (often when it is categorized as a specialist visit), due at the time of service
– Apply charges to your deductible and/or coinsurance
Tareen Dermatology will bill you for any remaining balance after your insurance processes the claim.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to verify your benefits.
