Insurance & Payment at New Canaan Podiatry
At New Canaan Podiatry, we believe everyone deserves access to quality foot and ankle care. We accept most major insurance plans, including PPO and indemnity plans, to keep treatment as accessible and affordable as possible for patients in New Canaan, CT and the surrounding area.
Have a question about coverage? Call us at (203) 548-7688 before your appointment and we’ll do our best to clarify your benefits.
1+
Years Serving Fairfield County
Insurance Plans We Work With
We accept most PPO and indemnity insurance plans. Please note that we’re currently out of network with the following plans:
- Daniel H. Cook
- Harvard Pilgrim (HMO plans only)
- ConnectiCare (out of network)
- BlueCross BlueShield (out of network)
- Emblem Health (out of network)
We encourage you to contact our office at (203) 548-7688 before your first appointment to confirm your specific plan is in network, or request an appointment online and we’ll follow up to discuss your insurance ahead of your visit.
Insurance FAQs
Does New Canaan Podiatry accept Medicare?
Contact our office at (203) 548-7688 to confirm current Medicare participation status. Many podiatric services, including diabetic foot exams, custom orthotics, and medically necessary procedures, are covered under Medicare Part B when specific criteria are met.
What should I bring to my first appointment for insurance purposes?
Your insurance card, a valid photo ID, and any referral documentation your plan requires. If you’re not sure whether a referral is needed, check with your insurance company before your appointment.
What if I don't have insurance?
We welcome self-pay patients. Contact our office at (203) 548-7688 to discuss payment options and available services for uninsured or underinsured patients.
Will my insurance cover custom orthotics?
Many insurance plans, including Medicare, cover custom orthotics when they’re medically necessary. If we’re out of network with your plan, you may still be reimbursed for a portion of your visit costs. Check with your insurance company about your specific out-of-network benefits before your appointment.