AdvoKate DNP Services is now accepting eligible Aetna insurance plans.

Coverage, copays, deductibles, and other out-of-pocket costs vary by individual plan. Patients should verify their benefits and network participation before their appointment.

Don't have Aetna or prefer not to use insurance? Self-pay appointments are also available.

Current appointment options, availability, and applicable self-pay pricing are available through our secure booking platform.

FAQ

  • AdvoKate is contracted with Aetna, cash-pay practice is also available.

  • Yes. Upon request, AdvoKate can provide an itemized receipt or superbill that you may submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

    Reimbursement is determined by your individual insurance plan and is not guaranteed. Contact your insurer directly if you would like to know whether out-of-network healthcare services are covered.

  • No. Laboratory testing is not included in the visit fee.

    If laboratory testing is needed, we will discuss what is being ordered and why. You may use your insurance for laboratory services when accepted by the lab, or choose available self-pay options.

  • If medication is appropriate, a prescription can be sent to the pharmacy of your choice. The cost of the medication is determined by your pharmacy and insurance coverage, if applicable.

  • In-home visits within AdvoKate's standard service area are priced according to the posted visit rate. Additional travel fees may apply for locations outside the standard service area.

    Any additional fee will be discussed with you before your appointment so there are no surprises.

  • Your safety comes first.

    If your symptoms require services that cannot be safely or appropriately provided through AdvoKate, we will help you understand the next step. Depending on your needs, that may include laboratory or diagnostic testing, a specialist referral, urgent care, or evaluation in an emergency department.

    AdvoKate is not a replacement for emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Still have questions?

Healthcare can be confusing, and it is completely reasonable to have questions before deciding whether a service is right for you.

If you are unsure which type of visit to schedule, whether your concern can be handled through telehealth, or whether an in-home visit is appropriate, contact AdvoKate and we can help you determine the best place to start.