Insurance
Any insurance policy that covers massage will cover
Rolfing, because Rolfing is included within WA State's
massage licensure (LMP). Policies can be radically
different — whether there is a co-pay, they cover
only preferred providers, or whether they will cover anyone
that is licensed — so the best thing to do is to
contact your agent and find out what your benefits are.
This insurance benefits form has
questions to ask your insurance provider so that you
gain a clear idea of your benefits and their limits.
Allan is not currently a preferred provider for any of the
companies anymore, but most will simply reimburse you if
you send in the receipt he can provide for services
rendered. That is the way his clients work it, and
reimbursement is pretty wrinkle-free.
Don't forget that you are ultimately financially
responsible for the balance due for treatment fees after
your insurance has paid its share. It is also important to
remember and understand that payment for missed
appointments is your responsibility as per the signed
cancellation agreement — insurance companies
will not pay for appointments when services have not been
rendered. This is also covered in the insurance agreement.