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Pre and Post Operative Instructions

Adenoidectomy

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Middle Ear or Stapedectomy

Nasal Septal Reconstruction

Parathyroidectomy

Parotidectomy

Pre-Op Instructions

Submucous reduction of Inferior Turbinates

Thyroidectomy

Tonsillectomy (English)

Tonsillectomy (Spanish)

Tympanostomy Tubes

Insurance Information

We accept most insurance plans, including those listed below. Insurance will cover most procedures we offer. If there is a question about coverage, our staff will help determine if your insurance will approve the expenses. If your insurance does not cover a procedure, payment options can be arranged to meet your individual needs.

Aetna
Altius
Beech Street
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
Coventry Health Care
DMBA
EMI Health (formerly Educators Mutual)
First Health
Great-West Healthcare
Health Choice Utah
Health Utah Physicians Network
Humana
IASIS Preferred
Medicaid
Medicare
Molina
MultiPlan
PEHP
SelectHealth
Tricare
United Healthcare
University of Utah Health Plans
Wise Provider Networks

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to be seen?

Our office does not require a referral to schedule an appointment; however, some insurance plans require a referral to cover the cost of the visit. We recommend contacting your insurance carrier if you are unsure.

Do the doctors take my insurance?

Though we are in-network for most insurance plans, we recommend contacting your insurance carrier to be sure.

How much will my visit cost?

An initial office visit generally ranges from $100 to $240 depending on insurance coverage and the complexity of your healthcare needs. Subsequent or follow-up office visits range from $70 to $170. There will be additional costs for any diagnostic procedures performed, including CT scans, hearing tests, scopes, etc.

How much is my copay?

Your copay, which is due at the time of the visit, will vary depending on your specific insurance plan. Usually it can be found on your insurance card under specialist or office visit copay. If you have any questions about your copay, we recommend contacting your insurance carrier.

How long is the wait time in the office?

The wait time varies day-to-day as some days the doctors are busier than on other days and may get a little behind schedule. Wait times generally range from 5 minutes to 30 minutes. Be assured that once you are taken back to see the doctor, they will take as much time as is needed to ensure your healthcare needs and questions are addressed.

How long is the appointment?

Appointment times range from 15 minutes to 1 hour. The time depends on what questions you have and whether diagnostic tests are performed.

At which hospitals do your doctors perform surgery?

Our doctors have privileges at Jordan Valley Medical Center, Riverton Hospital, Alta View Hospital, Intermountain Medical Center (IMC) and Primary Children’s Hospital (Riverton). Our doctors also perform outpatient surgeries at Lone Peak Surgery Center in Draper.