In September, we explained why getting your vein treatment before the end of the year — and after you’ve hit your deductible — is the right move.
Since then, we’ve been thrilled by the number of people coming into our clinic to schedule vein treatment after reaching their deductible.
We’ve worked with these patients to create a plan for their vein treatment, as well as providing them with an estimate about how much it will cost once they also have their treatments performed.
If you’re one of the many people who received a cost estimate from us, or if you’re currently considering vein treatment before the end of the year, there’s some important information that you should know about your estimate.
To put it simply, if you don’t act quickly, your costs might go up.
Why could my estimate go up in the New Year?
We strive to make our cost estimates as accurate as possible. This includes factoring in the specifics of your required procedures and your exact insurance situation.
In the New Year, your deductible resets, meaning that the cost that you pay out of pocket for your procedure could increase.
Not only that, but other costs may change in the New Year as well. If your procedures are not completed this calendar year and are done in the new year, your estimate will almost certainly be different.
What can I do about this?
We work hard to get you the correct, up-to-date estimate before your treatment.
In order to ensure that your estimate is accurate to your procedure, please get in contact with us to make sure your procedure can be done in time to ensure that your estimate accurately reflects your final cost.
However, if you have already received an estimate, you feel it has changed, and you have not received an update from us, please reach out to us.
If you have any other questions, we are always available to answer them. Get in contact with us, and we’ll be more than happy to work with you to ensure you get the treatment you require.