ZoomCare is recognized for its fair, simple and affordable prices. However, U.S. federal law requires health care providers who provide care for Medicare beneficiaries to accept the Medicare price. Unfortunately, what Medicare pays is less than ZoomCare’s real costs of providing care. Further, U.S. federal law even prohibits Medicare beneficiaries the option of simply paying out of pocket for our services. Therefore, U.S. federal law forces ZoomCare and many primary care physicians into the untenable position of denying health care services to Medicare beneficiaries. ZoomCare believes that this aspect of Medicare law is nonsensical and sadly unjust.
With great disappointment, ZoomCare cannot provide services to Medicare beneficiaries. ZoomCare continues to evaluate the highly complicated and evolving federal Medicare laws, and hopes to one day be able to care for Medicare beneficiaries.
If you are a Medicare Part B Beneficiary:
If you are a Medicare Part B beneficiary, we regretfully will not be able to provide service to you, even if you prefer to pay out-of-pocket and not file a claim. This is in accordance with U.S. federal law.
If you are Medicare-eligible but have declined Medicare Part B coverage:
If you are Medicare-eligible but have declined Medicare Part B coverage (for example, because you continue to be covered by your employer's policy), you will be asked at the time of your visit to verify that you are not a Medicare Part B beneficiary. We will be honored to serve you.
If this applies to you:
1. Download the form attached below.
2. Fill out the form. You can either use a pdf editor to select your answers digitally or print the document and take a picture of your answers.
3. Respond to the email from "provider@zoomcare.com" with your attached documents or go to your ZoomCare message center to submit the forms
