Kingston | Rhinebeck, New York
845.338.0789
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Consulations / appointments
Cosmetic Consultations: $100, payable at time of scheduling, and will be applied toward first procedure (if within 6 months of consultation). To schedule a consultation or appointment, please call 845.338.0789.
If unable to keep an appointment, kindly give 24 hours notice.
We are fully HIPAA compliant.
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday & Friday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Telephone calls after hours: please call the answering service — 845.431.6513. They will page the doctor for you.
Kingston office:
Benedictine Medical Arts Building, Suite 204
117 Mary’s Avenue, Kingston, NY
Rhinebeck office:
6734 Route 9
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
We participate with most plans: Aetna, Fidelis, MVP, Medicare, National Health Administrators, Oxford Freedom Plan, and United Healthcare Commercial Plans (excluding Medicare or Medicaid). We submit claims to the insurance company on your behalf. All copays, coinsurance and deductibles are due at the time of service. If we do not participate with your insurance, full payment is due at the time of service. We will bill your insurance company for you and they may reimburse you for the service.
Cosmetic surgery can be an excellent investment in an individual’s well being. We understand though, that financial considerations can sometimes be an obstacle to achieving this goal. Being sensitive to the fact that different patients may have different needs, we provide the following payment options:
Low Monthly Payment Plan: Financing is available in our office through CareCredit. You may click here for an online application.
Financing is also available through American HealthCare Lending, a premier financing company in the cosmetic surgery industry. Click here for more information.
Cash/Check: If you like, you may pay with a personal check. Payment in full is due two weeks prior to surgery.
Credit Cards: We also accept payment two weeks prior to surgery with the following credit cards — Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express.
The distinction between cosmetic and reconstructive surgery is important for our patients to understand because they impact on many insurance company reimbursement policies. Most insurance carriers cover reconstructive procedures for functional restoration. Most do not cover procedures performed purely for cosmetic reasons. How a particular surgical procedure is classified (i.e, cosmetic or reconstructive) depends upon the reason the surgery is being performed. Rhinoplasty performed to change the shape of the nose is considered cosmetic. Rhinoplasty performed to change the shape of the nose following traumatic deformity is reconstructive.
Corrective surgery performed to remove or minimize the effects of scarring usually provides cosmetic improvement. Insurance carriers, however, may recognize these procedures as reconstructive in nature because scars are abnormal formations that develop on the body as a result of injury or illness.
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finances: Cosmetic Procedures
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reconstructive Procedures
Kingston | Rhinebeck, NY | 845.338.0789