Do we take insurance?

No, we are considered an out of network provider. You are able to submit your documentation to your insurance provider for reimbursement to out of network work services for reimbursement.

Why do we not bill insurance first?

Your co-pay is a fixed fee you pay upfront, often for just seeing the doctor (like $20 or $40). But the visit might include other services that cost extra.

Example:

• Co-pay (office visit): $30

• Doctor runs tests, takes X-rays, or performs a procedure

• Those extras may not be included in your co-pay, so you get billed for the rest.

2. The provider sends a bill to your insurance

After your visit, your provider sends a detailed bill (called a claim) to your insurance company. The insurance processes it and decides:

• What they will cover

• What counts toward your deductible or co-insurance

• What you're responsible for

Only after this process does the provider know if you owe more — and that’s when they send you a bill.

3. Deductible or co-insurance

You might get a bill because:

• You haven’t met your deductible yet (the amount you must pay out of pocket before insurance pays more)

• You have co-insurance (you split a percentage of the cost with your insurer)

4. Out-of-network care

If the provider is out-of-network, your insurance might pay less — or not at all — and you’re billed for the difference (a balance bill, unless you’re protected by the No Surprises Act).

What to expect on the first day?

We will discuss your concerns and goals to address areas that are most important to you. I will assess the following: vitals, movement patterns, alignment, flexibility, strength, endurance and pelvic floor muscles with an internal or external exam if needed. These findings will influence your plan of care to meet your needs. .

Can I bring my kids?

Always! There are stairs. If you need assistance with your carrier or stroller let me know and I will bring them up for you.

Do I need a referral?

In the state of OKlahoma, you do NOT need a referral for the first 30 days. However, if you plan on care beyond 30 days you are welcome to reach out to a provider of your choice for a referral. They are welcome to email the referral to Jadyn.crooch@womenshealthandpt.com or you can bring a paper copy.

How long will I need to attend therapy?

Every patient is different. However for most dysfunctions, 8 to 12 visits is appropriate to reach short and long term goals. For preventative care, less visits may be possible.