FAQs
PAYMENT:
Do you accept Medicare?
No, Dr. Fox is not a Medicare provider.
Do you accept insurance? No, Dr. Fox does not accept insurance as a form of payment due to quality-of-care issues when insurance companies dictate care. This gives Dr. Fox time to work collaboratively with patients on lifestyle choices, nutrition, and therapy.
Does Dr. Fox offer any discounts? Yes, there are discounts available. Let’s talk!
Can I still submit a receipt to my insurance company? Yes, you can submit a receipt to your insurance company. Be sure to contact your insurer about your coverage for “out of network” physicians if you have questions about your reimbursement, as each insurance is different.
How long are the appointments?
Please note that a regular visit with Dr. Fox lasts 45 minutes, and initial visits take longer.
Does Dr. Fox charge for paperwork?
No, not if it is done during your appointment. Paperwork done at other times incurs the regular time-based fee.
Does Dr. Fox charge to talk with my primary care physician or my child’s pediatrician?
No, collaboration with primary care physicians, specialists, teachers and therapists on your or your child’s behalf are typically free.
Do you prescribe stimulants for ADHD or benzodiazepines for anxiety?
Yes, when these treatments are indicated.
What is the benefit of a solo private practice?
Privacy. Personalized service. Your medical care is physician-directed.
This is a private practice. I am my own boss. I have no reliance upon external funding. This means I make my medical decisions in collaboration with you, for your best interest. I feel this gives the people who are most interested in your health, you and your physician, the freedom to work on your health in the areas creating distress, without anyone looking over our shoulders, or saying that they don’t “authorize” the treatment you need.