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Chiropractic in Nova Scotia

DC: POPULATION RATIO 1 : 20,885
UTILIZATION RATE: 3%

Payment Systems.

Avg. Payment for initial visit $65.00
Avg. Payment for subs visit $30.00

  1. Provincial Coverage
    • No coverage.
  2. User Fees
    • DC can charge what is appropriate.
    • Average initial visit user fee, $65, subsequent visits $30.
  3. Workers Compensation
    • Initial & subsequent visits $30.
    • Initial & subsequent reports $26.
    • Treatment length determined by case, usually in treatment in blocks of 10.
    • No user fee can be charged.
    • X-rays covered.
    • Cover back braces/supports/orthotics.
  4. Auto Insurance (private)
    • No direct billing to insurance companies.
    • Patients pay up front and get reimbursed by insurance companies.
    • No $ coverage limits.
    • Average initial visit $65, subsequent visit $30.
    • Treatment length determined case by case.
    • X-ray coverage.
    • Insurance company reports $25 each.
    • Medical-Legal reports requested by lawyers, charge $300-$500 based on length.
  5. Social Assistance
    • No coverage.
  6. Veterans Affairs
    • Pays up to 20 visits/yr.
    • Call for pre approval of treatment.
  7. RCMP
    • Covers 15 visits a year, can get another 12 visits with MD approval.
    • Initial visit pays full amount (up to $70), subsequent visit pays full amount (up to $30).
  8. Private Insurance (Blue X)
    • Usually covers 80 % of chiropractic costs up to $300-$500.
    • Usually covers 80 % of orthotics costs.
    • Direct bill military (Blue X) with a referral from military MD, initial $65, subsequent $30. Military MDs becoming more chiropractic friendly.
  9. Native Affairs
    • No coverage.

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