Fee Schedule
 

Our fee schedule is based strictly on the Illinois Workers Compensation Fee Schedule that was adopted in February 01 of 2006; and updated in January 01, of 2007.  All our fees in this facility for PPO Patients, Cash Paying Patient’s, Private Insurance Patients, Personal Injury and Workers Compensation Injured Patient’s and so on, go by these scheduled fees by the State.  We have found the fees to be fair and reasonable for our services and, although a little conservative, we are satisfied with the payments we receive for services rendered by our staff. (*To Access this directly on line with the Department of Financial and Professional Regulations with the State of Illinois, go to: http://iwcc.ingenixonline.com/download.asp and you will see the fees for each and every CPT code established by the AMA.)

Our fees prior to this were at the 80th percentile with the ingenix database for our geo-zip.  Since the workers compensation fees are close to this fee schedule, we desired to adopt these fees as our official fees, also because we primarily do workers compensation so must have the accurate fees recorded all the time.  Our fees change on the 1st of every year and will still stay consistent with the Illinois Workers Compensation Fee Schedule.

Please call our facility with any further questions you may have regarding fees and our administration can further assist your needs.
 
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