Services & Fees
Harmony Functional Medicine is a fee-for-service practice. We do not accept medical insurance, including Medicare. At the completion of your visit, we will provide you with necessary paperwork to file with your insurance company. Please note that Dr. Cook’s fees are not reimbursable by Medicare.
If your insurance plan covers visits with “out-of-network” providers, you may be eligible for partial reimbursement. If you have questions about out–of-network coverage, we recommend that you call your insurance company to discuss the terms of your policy.
Fees
Follow-up Visits
- 60 minutes $375
- 75 minutes $450
- 90 minutes $525
Payment in full is required at the time of the appointment. We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, cash, and personal checks. You may also make a payment using your HSA or FSA debit card if it has a VISA or MasterCard logo.
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Laboratory Services
For our patients with insurance, routine lab tests will usually be ordered from Clinical Pathology Laboratories (CPL), LabCorp, or Quest Labs. We recommend that you call your insurance company to discuss your policy’s coverage prior to having your tests done.
For our patients who prefer to pay out of pocket for routine lab testing, Dr. Cook is able to offer competitive cash pricing through an account with LabCorp.
There are many excellent laboratories that provide specialized functional lab testing. If this is recommended, we will work with you to find the most affordable high quality option.
Patient Communications
Our goal is for all patient communications to occur through our patient portal when possible. For more information on communications with Dr. Cook and Harmony Functional Medicine please visit our Communications page located under the “For Patients” tab.
Radiology
Most radiological studies are ordered from Austin Radiological Association (ARA). If you are unsure of your coverage for radiologic studies (x-rays), please contact your insurance company to verify your coverage prior to going for the study. Lower cash rates for patients paying out of pocket for radiologic studies may be available.