AT-Patch monitoring services may be covered by many health insurance plans when prescribed by a healthcare provider. Coverage and reimbursementdepend on your individual insurance policy and benefits.

Many diagnostic heart monitoring services are typically eligible for insurance coverage when they are medically necessary and ordered by a physician.Our goal is to make the monitoring process simple and transparent so patients can focus on their health while their doctor receives the information neededfor care decisions. If you have questions about insurance coverage or billing, we recommend contacting your healthcare provider or the support team associated with your monitoring service.

The cost of AT-Patch monitoring can vary depending on your insurance plan, healthcare provider, and specific medical services provided.In some cases, the monitoring service may be billed directly to your insurance provider. In other cases, you may receive a bill for any portion not covered by insurance.Depending on your insurance coverage, you may be responsible for a portion of the cost such as a deductible, co-payment, or co-insurance.

During the billing process, your insurance provider may first issue an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) describing how the claim was processed. This document is not a bill but a summary of how your insurance benefits were applied.

If there is any remaining balance after insurance processing, you may receive a statement for the applicable amount.Please note that depending on your healthcare provider and insurance plan, you may also receive a separate bill for physician services related to your monitoring.

If you have questions regarding insurance coverage, billing, or potential out-of-pocket costs, please contact your healthcare provider or the monitoring service support team. They can help explain your insurance benefits and provide guidance on the billing process.