Why Membership?

Most insurance companies may give you a fixed amount of visits per year, usually it’s 30 visits a year.

= 2.5  visits a month.

They are anticipating that you would use 2 visits some months and 3 others, others 5, sometimes 0, etc.  You will likely have a co-pay with each of these visits.  I pay around $700+ a month, for health insurance for my family.  I rarely use it. 

What they don’t tell you is that most insurance companies won’t authorize you to use the maximum amount of visits.  I have to ask for authorization for how many visits I make an educated guess that you will need.  They agree or disagree with my guess, and “allow” you to use your insurance visits.  I may ask for 6, they will give you 4. 

With my membership plan, if you want 2 visits a month, is $XX a month (Call 24-hours a day and ask for an application and our frequently asked questions sheet), which is our most popular plan.  If you don’t use them, they accumulate. 

How much do you think your insurance company charges you, your employer, or both for 30 visits a year?  Likely more than $XX a month, I’d bet.  I just cut out the insurance company.  You get 24 visits, plus if you need the additional visits, if you don’t already have them accumulated, for $XX, which is discounted for members from our $XX regular cash price (when paid at the time of visit), which is discounted from $XX plus therapy from our regular price.

The truth is, most people don’t use all of their 30 insurance visits.  They should, but they don’t.  What’s worse is that they pay their insurance company for them, and they don’t use them.