Insurance and Payment Information/

What Insurance is accepted?

South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine accepts most insurance plans. Please contact our scheduling department to verify our participation with your insurance policy. Learn more about our insurance and payment policies below. See our self-pay package options here.

Insurance benefits can be very complex, and some plans have very strict rules as to when they will pay for medical services. We are here to help you understand your medical benefits coverage. We will ask you to provide us with your current insurance information and present your current insurance card(s). This helps ensure that we correctly bill your insurance and that we both understand what your responsibilities for payment may be.

Additionally, some insurance plans require that we receive authorization for your office visit to South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine before your scheduled appointment. In some cases, we may need your help obtaining that prior authorization.

Depending upon your benefit coverage, some services may not be covered by your insurance plan. Payment for non-covered services will be your responsibility.

How do I pay my bill?

We offer a variety of simple, secure methods to pay your bill. If you would like to use health insurance for your appointment, please read below for important information regarding our insurance policies and responsibilities.

For your convenience, you may pay your bill via our secure online portal, by clicking here. Our online payment portal is secure, reliable, fast, and available 24/7.

You are also welcome to pay by phone to our Billing Office at 772-403-2290, pay by mail, or pay at any of our office locations.

Fax
(772) 419-0144

To Schedule an Appointment

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For Prescription Refills and to Speak with a Nursing/Triage

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For Medical Records

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Center for Podiatry

(772) 223-8816

What Should You Do in the Case of an Accident?

If you are being seen by us because of an accident (auto accident, workers’ compensation claim, etc), please tell the receptionist when you arrive for your scheduled appointment. We will need specific information about the event, including the date of injury/accident, the workers’ compensation/auto carrier name, address and claim number if applicable. This will allow us to file an accurate claim with the appropriate carrier. Our office will submit all necessary paperwork involving your claim. If the claim is denied, payment becomes your responsibility.