Insurance Accepted

INSURANCE:

  • Dr. Foye evaluates and treats patients from near and far, including patients whose health insurance plans may be either “In-Network” or even “Out-of-Network” with his office.
  • No problem. Either way is fine.
  • Just check with Dr. Foye’s office before you schedule and they can answer your insurance questions.
  • The Initial Evaluation might be a Telemedicine visit, for your convenience.
  • In most cases, patients can then have an in-person office visit, and sitting-versus-standing coccyx x-rays, and a coccyx injection, all on the same day, if it is planned properly.
  • Some patients may need pre-authorization from their insurance company before a coccyx injection, but most do not. Either way is fine. Again, just check with Dr. Foye’s office staff.
  • Different health insurance plans have different co-pays, deductibles, or out-of-pocket costs. Again, Dr. Foye’s office staff can answer most of those questions for you.
  • Just send in your forms/paperwork, including your insurance information (insurance card, etc.). (Fax or mail these to Dr. Foye’s office.) Then call Dr. Foye’s office staff (973-972-2802) and they will help answer your questions and help you to receive expert medical care here.



INSURANCE, “In-Network”: Dr. Foye’s office is ~ In-Network with many insurance plans, including Medicare, nearly all versions of New Jersey Medicaid programs, New Jersey “Charity Care”, etc.


INSURANCE, including “Out-of-Network”: Blue Cross Blue Shield, UNITED HEALTHCARE, AETNA US HEALTHCARE, OXFORD and CIGNA. Even if you have these or other insurance plans that may be “Out-Of-Network” with our office, there is good news for you: you can usually still be treated here. Our staff routinely works with patients who have these insurance plans. The result is that most patients who are willing to travel here can indeed be treated here. Often this can be done even if you do not have out-of-network benefits. The office staff here are very experienced at helping patients who come here from around the world. The staff can answer your questions in advance of your visit, so that you have that information prior to your trip here. Just send in your paperwork and the office staff here will check it out for you and then they can go over it with you by phone. Click the icon below (on this page) for the paperwork that you need to send in to our office.


Regarding coccyx x-rays done on Dr. Foye’s medical campus: Please check with your insurance company whether “University Hospital” in Newark, N.J. is in-network with your insurance plan. If not, then you may pay an out-of-network (out-of-pocket) fee to University Hospital for the sitting-vs-standing x-rays that are done at the start of most initial in-person evaluations to see Dr. Foye for coccyx pain. If you happen to be out-of-network, then there may be a few hundred dollars of out-of-pocket costs that you pay on the date that you have the x-rays done. This is typically very well worth it for the very helpful information that only very rarely can be obtained at other radiology departments.


For FORMS (paperwork) that patients need to fill out prior to making your appointment with Dr. Foye…

please click on this link: https://tailbonedoctor.com/forms/


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Dr. Foye’s Faculty Profile at New Jersey Medical School

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Dr. Foye’s “How to” articles on Tailbone Pain:
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How to tell if you have a DISLOCATED TAILBONE (COCCYX DISLOCATION)

How to tell if you have a BROKEN TAILBONE (FRACTURED COCCYX)

How to tell if you have TAILBONE PAIN (COCCYX PAIN)

How to describe TAILBONE PAIN (COCCYX PAIN)

How to Pick a COCCYX CUSHION (TAILBONE CUSHION) for Coccyx Pain (Tailbone Pain)

How to know if your MRI included the TAILBONE (COCCYX MRI)

How to Cope with TAILBONE PAIN DURING PREGNANCY

How to SIT with TAILBONE PAIN

How to Decide about Tailbone Removal (Coccyx Removal Surgery, Coccygectomy) for Tailbone Pain

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 Patrick Foye, M.D.,
Director of the Coccyx Pain Center,
PM&R at Rutgers
New Jersey Medical School,
90 Bergen St,
DOC Suite 3100,
Newark, New Jersey,
USA, 07103

For an appointment, call:
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with expertise in evaluating and treating tailbone pain. This website is not meant to represent official views
of any university, medical school, hospital, employer, etc.
 

 

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