We don’t take health insurance. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t have it.

Our patients intuitively understand why we walked away from insurance-based medicine: because every step a doctor takes toward the insurance companies means taking a step away from patients. And we’ve dedicated ourselves to working for patients, period.

We’d like to repeat the point because it’s so central to the way we function: we don’t work for insurers, we work for you. Because as the saying goes, he who pays the piper calls the tune.

So we keep life simple and our priorities clear: you choose us; we treat you; we bill you; you pay us. That’s the sort of simplicity and, dare we say, honesty, that makes for a successful doctor-patient relationship.

We recognize, however, that insurance is a fact of American life. Few of us would want to face a large hospital bill — there really isn’t any other kind, is there? — without it. And our patient experience specialists are adept at completing and submitting forms so that you’ll get whatever reimbursement you’re entitled to.