We are dedicated to being a supportive resource for you, working alongside parents to provide all the information and tools you need to navigate your child’s health and development journey. Here, you’ll find a wealth of valuable resources to answer your questions and ensure the well-being of your little ones.
No Show Policy
Our goal is to provide the highest quality care in a timely manner. To achieve this goal, we have established an Appointment Cancellation/No Show Policy. If you need to cancel your child’s routine appointment, please call 24 hours prior to the appointment time. If you need to cancel your child’s sick appointment, please call at least 2 hours prior to the appointment time. Patients that miss their appointments without prior notification are sent a letter after the first and second offense. Patients may be terminated, at the discretion of their PCP after missing three appointments without prior notification.
Insurances
These are the major insurances that we will file claims to, for patients. If you do not see your plan name listed, please call the office to see if we are in network with your plan.
When calling to schedule an appt, please make sure your insurance is up to date. If not able to confirm insurance eligibility prior to the appointment, Asheville Pediatrics will require $200 upon check in and the balance on check out.
- Medicaid Direct
- UHC Community Plan
- Healthy Blue
- AmeriHealth Caritas
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AmeriHealth is offering several resources and incentives to their patients. Please follow the links below to learn more.
Care Needs Screening and Reward
Narcan Training Beginning Sept. 3, 2024
Teen Mental Health First Aid Program
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- Wellcare
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- United Healthcare
- Medcost
- Cigna
- Humana
- Crescent
- Tricare Standard
- Aetna
Vaccine Policy
We only accept patients who follow the ACIP recommended vaccine schedule. As pediatricians, we strive to keep children healthy while practicing evidence-based medicine. Vaccines are a crucial aspect of keeping children healthy. If you have concerns or questions over vaccines, we are happy to discuss them with you. In January 2017, the American Academy of Pediatrics has again reiterated in its most recent statement on vaccines; “Vaccines protect children’s health and save lives. They prevent life-threatening diseases, including forms of cancer. Vaccines have been part of the fabric of our society and are the most significant medical innovation of our time.” Follow the link to view the vaccine schedule recommended by the AAP and ACIP.