Patient Financial Policy - Vista Dental Center

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Vista Dental Center
Dr. John M. Garza, DDS
Office: 281-991-6530
6429 Fairmont Parkway Suite 101
Fax: 281-991-6553
Pasadena, Texas 77505
FINANCIAL POLICY
We value you as a patient and are committed to providing you with the best dental care.
We want you to have a complete understanding of you financial responsibilities for the
services to be provided. To assist us in achieving these goals, we ask that you review our
financial policy. This is an agreement between Vista Dental center, as creditor, and the
Patient/Debtor named on this form. In this agreement the words “you,” “yours” mean the
Patient/Debtor. The word “account” means the account that has been established in your
name to which charges are made and payments credited. The words “we,” “us,” and
“our” refer to the doctors and staff at Vista Dental Center.
By executing this agreement, you are agreeing to pay for all services that are received.
Payments: Unless payment arrangements are approved by us in writing, the balance on
your statement is due and payable at the time services are rendered. The balance on
your account is considered past due if not paid by the end of the month. All treatment
charges are the responsibility of the patient or responsible party regardless of
insurance coverage. In the event of non-payment or responsible party agrees to pay all
the cost of collection including, but not limited to attorney fees, court cost, collection
agency fees, etc.
Insurance: we will be happy to help process your claim for reimbursement or you may
assign your benefits to the doctor as partial payment toward services rendered. This can
de done after we have had the opportunity to verify your insurance benefits. At this time
of your appointment, you will be expected to pay your deductible, as well as any
portion of the treatment fees that we estimate will not be covered by your insurance
policy or the remaining amount due in the event that your insurance company
makes a lower payment than estimated. Because of insurance policy changes and/or
necesssary changes in treatment plans, your dental coverage may vary from this
estimated treatment calculation or your carrier’s pre-estimate. If your insurance company
has not paid the full balance of the claim within 60 days from treatment date, you will be
responsible for paying the balance. Please remember that your insurance is a contract
between you and your insurance company and/or employer. Our dental practice is
not a party to the contract. We recommend that any questions regarding the amount of
insurance coverage for the specific treatment be discussed directly with your insurance
company or your employer.
Past due accounts: If your account becomes past due, we will take necessary steps to
collect this debt. If we have to refer your account to a collection agency, you agree to pay
all the collections cost which are incurred. If we have to refer collection of the balance to

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