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Cost & insuranceVein treatment cost and insurance
Your cost depends on your plan and your treatment, so the fastest answer is a call to 904.493.3333. FCCI accepts most major insurance, including Medicare, and offers a free 20-minute vein screening.*
What will my vein treatment cost?
We do not post prices here because the honest answer is: it depends. Your cost turns on which treatment you need, whether it is medical or cosmetic, and how your plan handles deductibles and copays.
The quickest way to a real number is to call 904.493.3333. Have your insurance card handy. FCCI also has a self-pay fee schedule if you do not have insurance, and the team can walk you through it.
One more thing that helps: FCCI does vein care in an outpatient setting, including its own cath lab, instead of a hospital. FCCI says this keeps costs low and visits convenient.
Free vein screening*
Not sure you even have a vein problem? Start with FCCI's free vein screening. It takes about 20 minutes. A technologist does an ultrasound scan of your leg to check how your veins work and look for blockages that could lead to chronic venous insufficiency.
Call 904.493.3333 to schedule it.
*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.
Insurance plans FCCI accepts
FCCI accepts most major insurance. Here is the short list from FCCI. Plans change, so call 904.493.3333 to confirm yours.
- 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
- Wellmed PPO & HMO
Medical vs. cosmetic vein care
Insurance usually looks at why you are being treated. Aching, swelling, skin changes, ulcers and clots are medical problems. Spider veins treated only for looks are often seen as cosmetic. Your doctor's exam and ultrasound results help show which is which.
Ask the front desk to check your benefits for the exact treatment your doctor recommends before your procedure date.
How much does vein treatment cost?
It depends on your treatment and your plan. Call 904.493.3333 for your cost.
Does Medicare cover vein treatment at FCCI?
FCCI accepts Medicare and many Medicare plans. Call to confirm coverage for your treatment.
Is the vein screening really free?
Yes, FCCI offers a free vein screening of about 20 minutes. See the disclaimer on this page.
What if I don't have insurance?
FCCI has a self-pay fee schedule. Call 904.493.3333 to ask about it.
