Accessible Healthcare, Accepted Insurance

Accepting Most Insurances Including Medicaid and Medicare

We Partner With Most Insurance Companies To Bring You Affordable Care

All Day Medical Care Clinic accepts most major insurance plans in the areas we serve, including Medicare Advantage and Managed Medicaid.

Find your insurance to view your local coverage.

Do you accept my Aetna insurance plan?

Yes, we accept most Aetna PPO and HMO insurance plans. Please call to verify your exact coverage.

Do you take Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans?

Absolutely, we accept Medicare and many Medicare Advantage plans including Humana Medicare Advantage.

What Medicaid plans do you accept at your practice?

We welcome most major Medicaid plans including Medicaid managed care organizations.

I have Cigna insurance, can I still come to your office?

Yes, we participate with most Cigna plans. Give us a call and we’ll verify your plan details.

Is the care at your office affordable for me?

Our office accepts a wide range of insurance plans to keep your out-of-pocket costs low. We’re happy to discusspayment options that fit your budget.

Explanation Of Benefits (EOB)

An Explanation of Benefits (EOB) is a statement from your health insurance company—not a bill—detailing how a medical claim was processed. It shows the services you received, the provider’s charges, the amount covered by insurance, and your final, potential out-of-pocket responsibility. EOBs help track deductible, copay, and coinsurance payments.

Key Components of an EOB:

Patient & Provider Info: Who received care (name, policy number) and which doctor/facility provided it.
Service Details: The date, description, and codes for services rendered.
Total Charges: The amount the provider originally billed.
Allowed Amount: The negotiated rate between the insurer and in-network provider.
Insurance Payment: How much the plan paid.
Your Responsibility: What you may owe after insurance, including deductibles, coinsurance, or non-covered services.

Why You Receive an EOB:

Transparency: To show you what was billed and how the plan applied benefits.
Verification: Allows you to review charges for accuracy and detect potential fraud.
Deductible Tracking: Shows how much you have contributed towards your annual deductible.

Important Reminders:

It is not a bill. You will receive a separate bill from your doctor or hospital for the actual amount owed.
Compare to Bill: Compare the “Amount You Owe” on your EOB with the provider’s bill to ensure they match.
Actionable Items: Check for “member alert” icons or notes regarding denied or pending claims.

Tipically, you should recive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance company 30-45 days after your visit. This will explain what they covered based on the services rendered at the time of the visit.

Your Services Bill

You may then recive a bill from All Day Medical Care Clinic. The amount is based on your insurance plan / deductible and is determined by your insurance company. Your bill is based on the level of care provided. Bills are submitted to your insurance company using the All Day Medical Care Clinic billing team.