Billing & Insurance
In-network Insurances
We Accept most of all the Major Insurances
Can I be seen by a doctor at Pura Clinic if I do not have insurance?
Yes! Pura Clinic sees all patients. Contact us to ask what the cost for treatment would be.
Your insurance company listed below?
Yes! But we may still check with your insurance before you check-in to see if they’re still within our network.
What are your billing requirements?
Any co-payments need to be paid at the time of each patient visit. Patients are responsible to pay any amounts, such as deductibles, co-payments and co-insurance that their insurance company designates is their responsibility.
Payment Methods
Major Credit Cards, Checks, and Cash Payments Accepted!
Walk-in Accepted
Check with your insurance company to find out about deductibles and co-payments that you will be billed for at the time of your visit.
If you don’t have insurance, Pura Clinic Family Medicine will still see you. Contact us to ask what the cost of treatment would be.
The Most Common Types of Insurances Accepted As In-network
- AARP (As secondary only)
- Aetna Health Of The Carolinas, Inc.
- Aetna Life Insurance Company
- All Savers
- Amerihealth
- BCBS NC
- CHAMPVA Ins. Co. (As secondary only)
- Cigna
- Core Source
- GEHA
- Golden Rule Insurance Co
- HealthSmart Benefit Solutions
- Humana
- Humana Insurance Co.
- MedCost Preferred
- Medicaid NC
- Medicare – RailRoad/Palmetto GBA
- Medi-Share
- Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co.
- National Foundation Life
- OrchestrateHR
- Palmetto GBA – J11 MAC
- Palmetto GBA – RR
- The Health Plan (THP)
- Tricare
- Tri-Care For Life
- UMR
- United Health Care (Not including UHC Passport)
Please beware that in the rare circumstances, active in-network members become inactive or out-of-network due to the insurance company rejecting claims for reasons including premiums not paid by members to the insurance company on time, the length of time it takes for updated paperwork to be accepted, and changes in insurance contracts.
It is recommended that patients stop by the reception desk to find out the latest updates and verify their insurance before each visit.
Book your Appointment
How should I prepare for my appointment?
You need to bring two things to your appointment: (1) your ID (2) your insurance card. It is always helpful to prepare any papers/information you have relating to your health or insurance, and bring them with you to the doctor’s visit. The physician will need to know about your medical history in order to properly assess your issue and provide a treatment plan. It is also a good idea to write down any questions or concerns you want to share with the doctor during your visit.
Call to plan your visit (910) 829-0143