Coverage varies by plan and product. Please verify your benefits directly with your insurance carrier before the visit.

Aetna logo
Aetna (most commercial plans)
Horizon BCBS logo
Horizon BCBS
Horizon NJ Health logo
Horizon NJ Health
Cigna logo
Cigna
United Healthcare logo
United Healthcare (commercial)
Wellpoint logo
Wellpoint / Amerigroup
Magnacare logo
Magnacare
1199 SEIU logo
1199 SEIU Benefit and Pension Funds
Meritain Health logo
Meritain Health
AmeriHealth logo
AmeriHealth
Tricare logo
Tricare
Insurance
Commercial plans accepted by contract
Insurance
Medicaid plans accepted by contract
Insurance
Additional participating plans may apply

Insurance & Billing

Insurance Coverage and Billing Basics for Families

We want every family to understand insurance participation and financial responsibility before the visit. This page outlines accepted carriers, billing basics, and common insurance terms in one easy place.

Billing

Payment Policy

I understand that all patient responsibility costs (including, but not limited to, copays, coinsurance, deductibles, etc.) are due at the time of service.

Methods

Credit cards, debit cards, and cash accepted.

For estimates, call us or email info@clapsmd.org

Office Policies

Review payment expectations, transparency notes, and how our team helps families understand billing responsibilities before their visit.

View policies

Self Pay Pricing

See the current self-pay fee schedule for office visits, telemedicine, and respiratory testing, then access the Self-Pay Agreement if you choose to proceed.

View self-pay pricing

Insurance Education

Understanding Copays, Deductibles, Coinsurance, and Out-of-Pocket Costs

These terms affect what you may owe before, during, and after a visit. If you are unsure about benefits, our team can help you understand the basics, but final benefit details come from your insurance carrier.

Copay

A fixed amount you pay at each visit, such as $20 or $30, based on your insurance plan.

Deductible

The amount you must pay out of pocket each year before your insurance begins sharing the cost of covered medical services.

Coinsurance

After your deductible is met, coinsurance is the percentage split between you and your insurance plan, such as 20% from you and 80% from insurance.

Out-of-Pocket Costs

This includes the total you pay in a year through deductible, copays, and coinsurance until you reach your out-of-pocket maximum.