Provide your insurance information
Share your current insurance details when scheduling or before your first visit so our team can review the plan information available.
Insurance can be confusing. Our team can help verify plan information and explain what we see, but your exact benefits, coverage, and patient responsibility are determined by your insurance plan.
For general insurance and billing questions, call 404-600-4627 or contact us at contact@onepointpt.com.
New patient scheduling:
Call 404-600-4627 and select option 1.
This list reflects OnePoint’s current insurance participation. Individual plan networks and benefits can vary, so we recommend confirming your specific coverage before treatment.
We can review the insurance information available to us and help you understand the benefits that appear to apply to outpatient physical therapy.
Share your current insurance details when scheduling or before your first visit so our team can review the plan information available.
Our team can check items such as network status, deductible, copay or coinsurance, visit limits, and whether authorization may be required.
Insurance verification is not a guarantee of payment. Final coverage, processing, and patient responsibility are determined by your insurance company.
Your plan may require you to pay a set amount out of pocket before insurance begins sharing the cost of covered services.
Some plans assign a flat-dollar copay for outpatient physical therapy visits.
Instead of a fixed copay, some plans require you to pay a percentage of the insurance-allowed amount.
Certain plans require prior authorization or continued authorization for physical therapy visits.
Some plans limit the number of therapy visits available during a calendar year or benefit period.
Some insurance plans or clinical situations may require a referral or other documentation before treatment.
Network status can affect reimbursement and patient responsibility, and may differ by specific plan product.
If you have more than one insurance plan, the order in which plans process claims can affect billing.
Insurance information provided before treatment is based on the information available from the plan at that time. Claims are processed later by the insurance company, and final patient responsibility may differ from an initial estimate.
If your plan changes, you receive a new insurance card, or you become aware of a change in benefits, please let our team know as soon as possible.
You can also contact the member-services number on the back of your insurance card and ask specifically about outpatient physical therapy benefits, network status, deductible, copay or coinsurance, visit limits, and authorization requirements.
Some coverage types may have unique eligibility, authorization, age, or claim-handling requirements.
Coverage and patient responsibility depend on the specific Medicare or Medicare Advantage plan and applicable benefit rules.
OnePoint currently works with Georgia Medicaid for patients under age 21, subject to plan requirements and eligibility.
Workers’ compensation cases often require authorization and coordination with employers, adjusters, nurse case managers, or other parties before or during care.
We can help estimate your responsibility using the insurance information available to us, but the final amount depends on how your plan processes the claim and where you are with your deductible and other benefits.
Not necessarily. Insurers may offer multiple plan products and networks. Our team can help review your specific plan, and you can also confirm network status directly with your insurer.
Please tell us as soon as possible so we can update your account and review any new benefit or authorization requirements.
Call 404-600-4627 and select option 5 for the billing department. For general insurance questions, you can also use contact@onepointpt.com.
For new-patient scheduling, call option 1. For insurance or billing questions, our team can help direct you appropriately.