Dear Silver Linings valued client:
Due to the continued recommendations from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and our continued concern for the safety of our clients, we have permanently mandated some necessary changes.
To maintain a hands-free and safer environment Silver Linings is asking all clients to have a credit card on file to cover the cost of co-pays, co-insurance, self-pay, deductibles, no show fees ($40.00) and any other monies owed for services provided. Please fill out the linked form. By filling out the form, you agree to have your credit card charged for the above. All credit card information will be kept confidential and safe. Your credit card will be billed during the second week of each month for any and all monies owed to Silver Linings per your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance company(s). After your credit card is billed, you will be emailed a receipt within 48 hours.
Although having a credit card on file is not required to be a client of Silver Linings, it is strongly encouraged and greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Ann Marie Sochia
Chief Executive Officer
Silver Linings
All patient responsibility amounts, as determined by insurance, will be reviewed by the Silver Linings billing department to ensure your claim has been properly processed. Members typically receive their explanation of benefits prior to the provider, so if you disagree with the patient responsibility amount owed, it is your responsibility to contact your insurance carrier immediately.
If at any time the credit card on file expires or otherwise becomes uncollectable, we will expect you to promptly provide a new means of payment. If one is not provided, you are still responsible for bill payment in full.
We do our best to verify your benefits prior to the appointment to make sure we collect the appropriate amount owed and to make sure your visit will be covered by your insurance plan. However, it remains the policy holder’s responsibility to know their insurance benefits. Ultimately, you are responsible for knowing what services are covered, how often, and how much of the cost is your responsibility. You will be responsible for any portion of services that your insurance deems is your responsibility.