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Home » Questions And Answers » If I have chiropractic coverage on my policy (whether I have met my deductible or not) but I go to an out of network chiropractor, can I still be reimbursed for the visit?

If I have chiropractic coverage on my policy (whether I have met my deductible or not) but I go to an out of network chiropractor, can I still be reimbursed for the visit?

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I am trying to figure out if i go to an out of network chiropractor if I can still use my chiropractic benefits? 

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    I don't currently have a plan through BCBS. I am trying to figure out whether or not I should choose a plan with chiropractic benefits. My chiropractor is not in network with BCBS.
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      I understand. This would depend on which plan you enroll in as some may not have out of network coverage. You can contact our sales department at 855-599-1515 and they can provide more information on coverage on our available plans. ~ Kayla
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      Hello, We'd need to check your plan's benefits for chiropractic services to see how your plan covers this service. If you'd like to send us a private message with your plan ID and contact information my team is happy to check on this for you. ~ Kayla

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