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FCCI accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Tricare. For costs for your plan, call 904.493.3333.
Plans FCCI accepts
FCCI's insurance page lists: AARP, AARP Medicare Complete, Aetna, Alignment, Ambetter, APWU Health Plans, AvMed, Blue Cross Blue Shield (except Shands' Gator Care), CarePlus, Cigna Healthcare, Devoted Health, Evercare, First Health, GHI (Emblem Health), Golden Rule, Gold Kidney, Great West, Humana (except Humana Gold Plus HMO and Humana Medicaid), Mailhandlers, Medicaid of Florida, Medicaid of Georgia, Medicare, Medipass, Molina, Multiplan, Peach State Ambetter, Railroad Medicare, Seafarers Health and Benefit Plan, Simply Medicare & Medicaid, Sunshine Medicaid, Tricare for Life, Tricare Prime, Tricare Standard, UMR, United Healthcare, Wellcare and Wellmed PPO & HMO.
Lists change. Always confirm your plan when you call 904.493.3333.
What about cost?
Your cost depends on your plan and what your visit includes. FCCI does vein services in an outpatient setting, which it says helps keep your costs low. FCCI also posts a self-pay fee schedule on its insurance page. For a quote, call 904.493.3333.
For a deeper look at treatment costs, our sister site veinclinicjacksonville.com covers the money side in detail.
The free vein screening
FCCI offers a free vein screening: a quick ultrasound of the leg, about 20 minutes, to check vein function and find blockages that could lead to CVI. Call 904.493.3333 to schedule.
About the free vein screening: the patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed for payment for any other service, examination, or treatment that is performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, or reduced fee service, examination, or treatment.
Does Medicare cover vein doctor visits?
FCCI accepts Medicare. Call 904.493.3333 to ask what your plan covers for your visit.
Is the vein screening really free?
FCCI advertises a free vein screening. See the required notice on this page.
Is there a self-pay option?
Yes, FCCI posts a self-pay fee schedule on its insurance page.
