Insurance Coverage

 

Our team of providers are in network with Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna, United and MVP. We also accept Veteran’s Health Plans, Worker’s Compensation and more. Not all insurance plans include acupuncture, so check your plan by calling the phone number on your insurance card or find out more information here about verifying your coverage.

VT Medicaid will not cover acupuncture. Medicare currently does not allow Licensed Acupuncturists in their network to bill for services. We can not accept Medicare. 

We will bill as out of network providers for your insurance plan if it includes our services.

Insurance Information
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Private Insurance

We are In-Network with the following private insurance companies: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Federal BCBS, Anthem Blue Cross, United, and MVP.

Co-Pay – Some insurance plans cover the full cost of a acupuncture treatments, and the patient pays a set amount, called a copay, each visit. Amounts vary by plan, but commonly range from $25-$40 per visit.

Co-Insurance – When an insurance company pays for a percentage of the treatments performed, the patient is responsible to the co-insurance, or remainder of the costs. While these amounts vary, co-insurance commonly covers 70%-80% of costs.

Deductible – If an insurance plan has a deductible component, all costs of the treatments will be the patient’s responsibility until the deductible has been met. These amount vary greatly, and should be discussed with our office ahead of your appointment

Medicare

Non Covered Services – Although Medicare documents acupuncture as a “covered service for low back pain up to 12 visits per year”, Medicare does not pay for acupuncture by licensed acupuncturist at this time. We are unable to access the network required to bill Medicare. Patients are responsible for these costs and if they would like to request payment from Medicare directly we can provide an itemized bill.

Veterans Affairs

All providers at Integrative Acupuncture accept Veterans and will bill the VA. An authorization is required prior to treatment. Authorizations are usually for 8-12 visits and have an expiry date. We will not provide treatment after an expired authorization, unless the patient agrees to pay out of pocket for services. Veteran’s authorizations may be revoked after missed/no show/same day cancelled appointments.

No Insurance

Paying Cash – We offer a discounted time of service fee for those not using our service of billing insurance. As of August 1, 2025 our time of service or “out of pocket” fees are $150 for initial visit and $95 for return visits for acupuncture.

Cost – Acupuncture time of service fees are $150 for initial visit and $95 for return visit as of August 1, 2025.