Manchester Medical Center β Financial & Billing Policy
Insurance Required at Time of Service
All patients must present valid insurance at the time of service.
If no insurance is provided at check-in, or if the patient has out-of-state Medicaid, they will be treated as Self-Pay and billed accordingly.
β Insurance Accepted
Manchester Medical Center (MMC) is In-Network with the following insurance providers:
Medicare
Green Mountain Care / Dr. Dynasaur (Vermont Medicaid)
Aetna
MVP
First Health
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont, including:
Accountable Blue
BlueCard (out-of-area programs)
CBA Blue
Federal Employee Program
Medicare Advantage (Vermont Blue Advantage)
Medicare Supplemental (Vermont Blue 65)
The Vermont Health Plan
π Out-of-Network Insurance
MMC is an Out-of-Network provider with most other commercial insurance companies. We will:
Collect your Urgent Care copay at the time of your visit
Electronically submit your claim to your insurance company
Once your insurer processes the claim, you may be balance billed for any amount they do not cover
You may be responsible for up to an additional $395 out-of-pocket, beyond what your insurer allows toward your deductible
You are also responsible for any deductible amounts, per your plan
β οΈ We do not accept out-of-state Medicaid. Patients with Medicaid from outside Vermont will be treated as Self-Pay.
π³ Self-Pay Policy
If you do not have insurance, do not present insurance at the time of service, or have out-of-state Medicaid, you will be treated as a Self-Pay patient.
Self-Pay Charges:
A $125 down payment is required at check-in
The maximum total charge for your visit is $475
The $125 down payment is applied toward that cap
You may be billed for up to $350 more, depending on the services provided
Important:
This cap only applies to services provided directly by Manchester Medical Center.
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Services included in the cap: in-house urgent care, clinical exams, and medical treatments
β Services not included in the cap: outside labs, imaging, or referrals β these are the full responsibility of the patient
Example:
You pay $125 at check-in
After your visit, your total is $600
Normally, youβd owe $475 more to cover the $600 balance.
But because of the $475 cap, you only owe $350 more β bringing your total to $475.
π° Other Payment Information
If MMC is In-Network with your insurance:
Copays and estimated coinsurance are due at registration
Claims are submitted electronically
Payment for any prior unpaid balances is due at registration
If MMC is Out-of-Network:
Copays and estimated coinsurance are due at registration
Claims are submitted electronically
You may be responsible for uncovered balances per your insurance plan
If MMC does not accept your insurance or you choose not to use insurance:
Full payment is due at checkout unless a payment plan is arranged
Prior unpaid balances are due at registration
If paying in full at the time of service, you may qualify for a 15% cash discount
πΌ Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
We accept payments from all major Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs).
π§Ύ Know Your Coverage
With the wide variety and complexity of insurance plans, it is ultimately the patientβs responsibility to understand their own insurance coverage β particularly regarding out-of-network benefits.
MMC staff can assist with general questions, but we cannot guarantee coverage details or outcomes of insurance claims.
π¬ Questions?
π Contact us at 802-768-1718 (EXT) 1 with any questions.