We Accept Most Insurance & Medicare
Trident Vein Center works with various insurance companies to provide the best access for our patients. Insurance coverages for vein treatments vary depending on your insurance plan and specific policy limits.
Most insurance plans separate vein treatment into two categories: medically necessary and cosmetic. Medically necessary means you have at least one symptom like aching, heaviness, tiredness, cramping, restlessness, or swelling in your legs that interfere with your normal activities and have vein disease. Most insurance companies will cover the treatment based on your co-pay and deductible, which we will discuss with you in our office. However, if your vein issues are cosmetic, insurance does not cover your treatment.
To better understand the details of your insurance policy, please get in touch with our office to have your specific concerns addressed with our staff. We will work with you to help you understand your coverage.
Check below for a list of the insurance carriers we work with.
In-network Insurance Plans
- Aetna
- Aetna Medicare
- BCBS - Most States
- BCBS Anthem
- BCBS Blue Advantage
- Coventry
- Cigna
- Farm Bureau
- Humana
- Humana Medicare
- Medica
- Medicare
- Medi-Share
- Multiplan/PHCS
- Oscar
- Surest (Formally Bind)
- Tricare Standard
- Tricare For Life
- Tricare Prime * Referral from PCP
- required
- UHC
- UHC Medicare
- UMR
Out of Network Insurance Plans
- Aetna Premier Care
- Aetna Signature Administrators
- Ambetter
- Americhoice
- Amerigroup
- BCBS TN Blue Care
- BCBS Blue Choice HMO
- Bright Health
- Cigna Connect
- Cigna Healthsprings
- Cigna Wellpath
- Medicaid *Accepted as secondary policy only
- TennCare *Accepted as secondary policy only
- UHC Compass
- UHC Dual Complete
- UHC Navigate
- UHC Oxford
- Wellcare
