Bring your child’s current insurance card, parent or guardian identification, any required referral information, and payment for any copay or balance due.

In many cases, copays are due at the time of service. Contact the office for current payment policies.

You may receive a bill if your insurance applies charges to your deductible, does not cover a service, denies a claim, or leaves a patient responsibility balance. Contact the billing team or your insurance company for clarification.

Many insurance plans cover routine preventive visits, but coverage can vary by plan. Families should verify benefits with their insurance company.

Vaccine coverage depends on your insurance plan. Families should contact their insurance company to confirm vaccine benefits and any patient responsibility.

Some insurance plans require referrals for specialist visits. Contact your insurance company and DVPA for guidance before scheduling specialist care.

Yes. If you have a question about a bill from DVPA, contact the office for assistance. For questions about plan coverage, benefits, or denials, your insurance company is often the best source of information.

Insurance participation can change, so families should contact the office directly to confirm whether Delaware Valley Pediatric Associates accepts their current insurance plan.

Yes. It is always a good idea to verify benefits, copays, deductibles, and coverage directly with your insurance company before your visit.