Accepted Insurance
At 101st Adult Dentistry we are happy to file dental insurance as a courtesy to our patients. Dental insurance is a benefit negotiated between your employer and insurance companies, and it typically covers a percentage of set fees for certain procedures. These fees, often referred to as “usual and customary,” are determined by the insurance companies and are usually much lower than the actual costs of dental care. Our insurance coordinators work with a variety of insurance companies, some of which offer multiple dental plans with benefits, co-pays, and deductibles that may change several times a year. We strive to provide accurate coverage estimates based on the information we receive, but it can be challenging to predict your exact co-payment since many insurance companies only disclose fees after treatment is completed. We collect all patient co-pays and estimated portions before services are rendered. If there is an overpayment from your insurance company, a refund will be issued. Navigating these processes can be complex and time-consuming. Therefore, we kindly ask that you keep us updated on any changes to your insurance information to ensure accuracy. It is the patient’s responsibility to provide insurance information to the office. This includes: members name, members ID number or social security number, group or policy number and the members date of birth.
We currently accept the following dental insurance plans:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Delta Dental
- Cigna
- United Healthcare
- GEHA
- Anthem BCBS
- Medicare Advantage
- Cigna Medicare
- Delta Dental Medicare
- Medicare United Health Care
Please note, as of January 1st 2025, we will NO longer be accepting United Concordia Active Duty, Reserves, and Retiree plans. Retiree plan open enrollment starts November 11, 2024 – December 9th 2024. Please consider Delta Dental and GEHA for Retiree dental insurance options.
If you do not see your dental insurance company listed above, please give our office a call to see if your plan is accepted.
