Hope Begins at Brio-Medical
Your 7-Week Stage IV Melanoma Integrative Care Plan + Reasoning Guide Is Here
1. 7-Week Stage IV Melanoma Patient Care Plan

VIEW THE 7-WEEK PATIENT CARE PLAN
2. The Care Plan Walkthrough PDF

VIEW THE CARE PLAN WALKTHROUGH
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Our Admissions Department business hours are as follows in Mountain Standard Time (MST):
Mon-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM MST
Our dedicated team is ready to answer any questions and help you schedule a personal consultation with one of our integrative cancer specialists.
Insurance Billing Policy:
As Brio-Medical has opted out of Medicare* and is not participating in all insurance companies, patients will be required to pay in full for treatment.
Patients will be required to pay upfront for the full cost of treatment of the services rendered for that day at Brio-Medical.
Upon completion of treatments, patients will be provided with an itemized statement of treatments and cost for their records or submission to insurance using a third-party outside billing company.
3rd Party Medical Biller - Medical Bill Gurus
As Brio-Medical has opted out of Medicare and is not participating with all insurance companies, patients must pay for treatment upfront.
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Call 623-294-8096 to speak with a patient advocate about how Medical Bill Gurus can help you get reimbursed for medical treatment at Brio-Medical in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Brio-Medical with an outside biller called Medical Bill Gurus, who can assist our patients with PPO plans after the initial consultation to try to obtain additional coverage.
Medical Bill Gurus is a third-party medical billing company and patient advocacy service that specializes in helping patients secure insurance reimbursements for treatments received from non-participating medical providers, such as Brio-Medical.
To qualify for insurance reimbursements, patients must have a private PPO insurance policy with qualifying out-of-network coverage provided through an employer, health sharing, or other group entity-administered insurance plan.
Unfortunately, patients with Medicare, Medicaid, or HMO insurance plans would not qualify for insurance reimbursements.