Insurance

Do you currently have a back problem?

1.) Back Problems & The Benefits of Back Braces

There are several different reasons why you can unfortunately suffer from back pain. Many, if not all back problems can benefit from the use of a quality made support. Why? - Well many times patients will tell us that the pain they are suffering from reduces very quickly when they have their support on. Moreover, when you use the correct back support for your needs, you will be helping to promote healing of an injury spine, ligaments or surrounding musculature.

2.) The Key To Getting A Free Back Brace

It all comes down to working with a licensed brace provider that can submit insurance claims on your behalf. You will need to bring in an ID and your health insurance card to your visit with your brace provider (otherwise known as an "orthotist"). Once you are at their office, you will also need a prescription from your physician that shows why you need the back brace.

After processing your information, your insurance provider will give a "quote of benefits" to the orthotist, or the orthotists billing department. It basically all comes down to the deductible that you have chosen for your health insurance and whether they cover back braces. - Many times a back brace can be covered at 100 %. This is not a joke. - Other times, a support can be mostly covered and you will not have to pay full price at all for the brace.

3.) Working With A Brace Provider In Your Area

A licensed orthotist is the best person to see regarding your brace needs. These individuals have studied bracing and have proven they know how to effectively provide braces for their patient's needs. A licensed orthotist needs to pass exams and also stay up to date with continuing education in order to keep their credentials.

When it comes to getting the best brace for your needs, it is important to work with a specialist. Or, would you prefer to go to just anyone that sells braces? - There is a huge difference and your back will benefit from seeing a professional in the field of orthotics for your bracing needs.

Note: This is health information. Medical advice should be given to you from your doctor and local, licensed orthotist. The doctor and orthotist will work together and develop an optimal treatment plan regarding your bracing needs.