Northland Spine and Rehabilitation frequently treats patients injured in motor vehicle accidents, work-related injuries, and other personal injury cases.

The Good Faith Estimate requirements under the No Surprises Act generally apply to patients who are uninsured or who choose not to use their health insurance to pay for healthcare services.

If your treatment is being billed through automobile insurance, Medical Payments (MedPay), Personal Injury Protection (PIP), workers’ compensation, an attorney lien, or another third-party payer, different billing and payment procedures may apply. Because the course of treatment, medical necessity, referrals, diagnostic imaging, and insurance determinations may evolve during your recovery, it is not always possible to accurately estimate the total cost of care in advance.

Our team will explain your financial responsibilities, available payment options, and the applicable billing process before treatment begins whenever reasonably possible. If your treatment plan changes significantly, we will discuss any expected financial impact with you as information becomes available.

If you have questions about whether you qualify for a Good Faith Estimate or how your care will be billed, please contact our office. We are happy to explain your coverage, billing options, and any anticipated out-of-pocket costs before treatment.