Providers in the VaricoseVein community determine their own policies around payment, including setting their own rates and deciding which insurance(s) to accept. Depending on your budget and insurance, we can help you find a provider in the community who fits your needs.

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Many providers at VaricoseVein accept insurance, but not all. Our Client Matching team will work with you to ensure your provider match is in-network. You can also see a list of providers in-network for you and currently accepting new clients by filtering under “Payment Options” in our online directory.

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The recommended way to determine if you have vein health care coverage is to call the number listed on the back of your insurance card. Ask them if you have vein health benefits as part of your coverage. If so, clarify what the copay or deductible is for an outpatient visit.

No. All providers in VaricoseVein’s community schedule their own appointments. If you use our Client Matching service, we will work with you to find the right provider, and the provider will follow-up directly to schedule a phone consultation and first appointment. If you submit your own consultation request through our directory, those requests are routed straight to the provider.

If you don't hear back from a provider within 3-4 days, we recommend searching VaricoseVein’s for a different provider that fits your needs. For one-on-one assistance, please reach out to our Client Matching team anytime.

Your consultation may also be declined because you live in a state where we don't currently operate. In this case, someone on our team will reach out via email about joining our waitlist. By joining, you will be the first to know when VaricoseVein is available in your area.

It’s up to you and your provider. Each provider at VaricoseVein has their own process and policies on how they communicate with clients.

It's up to you and your provider! You can set a cadence that feels right to you with your provider.

VaricoseVein collects all co-pays and co-insurance from any of your insurance clients through our own invoicing system. The only time providers would need to invoice an insurance client directly is to collect payment for a cancellation or missed visit, should that be a part of your practice’s cancellation policy. Keep in mind that you will be responsible for ensuring your clients complete their invoices and will be notified if any have overdue invoices.