Is arthritis treatable?
Yes, although the treatment differs based on the type of arthritis.
What is a co-pay?
A co-pay is the portion of your healthcare visit fee that you are responsible for paying at the time of check-in. The amount is specified by your insurance company and it is considered a portion of the cost for your office visit. You can check the front of your insurance card or call your insurance company for more information. Our clinic will charge a processing fee in addition to the co-pay amount if the co-pay ...
What if I can’t make the appointment?
Please give us at least 24 hours' notice so that we can offer your appointment slot to someone else. Some patients ask to be put on a waiting list and your consideration in letting us know that you can’t come in will help other patients who are anxious to be seen. You will also avoid the late cancellation fee ($25.00 for regular appointments; $75 for full physicals).
What about parking?
We are pleased to offer free, above ground parking for your convenience.
What about access for the disabled?
Our clinic is fully ADA accessible and we are pleased to have a level ground entrance for all patients.
Where can I learn more about my condition?
Here are a few resources that you may find helpful: American College of Rheumatology Arthritis Foundation National Chapter WebMD
Is infusion therapy covered by insurance? If so what plans does Overlake accept?
Our experienced office staff will work on your behalf, to determine your medication coverage by your insurance. We accept most insurances but do not accept Medicaid, DSHS, or Apple Health.
What if my insurance company does not cover my infusion therapy?
Your doctor will work with you to find a suitable alternative or appeal the insurance company decision on your behalf.
How much does infusion therapy cost?
Every infusion therapy is priced differently. At Overlake Arthritis and Osteoporosis Center, we take pride in offering out-of-pocket costs that are much lower than in-hospital infusions. Our fees are at least 50% lower than the in-hospital costs for infusion therapy.
Do I have to pay a copay at each visit?
This depends on your insurance. We will work with you to make sure you understand all your insurance requirements.