Insurance Accepted
Spider vein treatment is usually considered a cosmetic procedure by most insurance carriers and is rarely covered.
Varicose vein treatment is covered by many insurance companies if it is considered medically necessary. All insurance plans require a venous ultrasound before they will approve treatment.
Medical necessity may include:
- Venous Insufficiency
- Pain and Leg Cramps
- Ulcers on the Legs
- Bleeding from Varicose Veins
- Presence of Reflux on Ultrasound
Some insurance carriers will require three months of conservative therapy before they will consider treatment a covered medical expense. Conservative therapy may include wearing compression stockings during the day, leg elevation, and in some cases, weight loss.
NJVVC accepts most major insurance and Medicare and we will work with you to maximize your insurance benefits.
| Insurance Provider | Status |
| Aetna | In network |
| United Healthcare * | In network |
| Horizon BCBS | In network |
| 1199 SEIU | In network |
| Medicare NJ | In network |
| Amerigroup | In network |
| Qualcare | In network |
| Tricare | In network |
| Oxford * | In network |
| CIGNA | Accepted |
| Braven Health | In network |
* For All United Healthcare and Oxford Patients: Please note that these plans have very restrictive policies governing treatment of varicose veins, and we cannot guarantee that they will authorize all of the treatment a patient needs.
Payment Options
Forms of Payment include Cash, Credit Card, Personal Check.
