View insurance and self-pay pricing information for Juke Chiropractic & Sports Rehab in Boise. Learn about accepted insurance plans, benefit verification, chiropractic pricing, and additional services.
Insurance We Accept
Insurance participation and coverage may vary by individual plan. Being in-network does not guarantee that all services are covered. Patient responsibility may include deductibles, copays, coinsurance, or non-covered services depending on the plan.
This is a list of common insurance that we take but it is not a comprehensive list. Please send an insurance verification to see if we are in-network with your insurance.
Insurance Plans We Accept
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Blue Cross of Idaho
- Regence BlueShield
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Select Health
- UnitedHealthcare
- Mountain Health CO-OP
- Aetna
- Healthcare Management Administrators (HMA)
- PacificSource Health Plans
- St. Luke’s Health Plan
- Medicare
Clear Pricing. No Guesswork.
Prefer to pay directly for care? Our self-pay options are listed below so you can understand pricing before your visit.
A focused therapeutic massage session designed to address muscular tension, soreness, problem areas, recovery, and mobility.
An extended session allowing additional time for full-body treatment and focused work on specific areas of tension or discomfort.
Non-invasive acoustic wave therapy used for select chronic tendon, muscle, and musculoskeletal conditions.
Controlled cervical or lumbar traction used when clinically appropriate for certain disc, nerve, neck, and low-back conditions.
INSURANCE VERIFICATION SECTION
Not Sure What Your Insurance Covers?
Insurance benefits can vary significantly from one plan to another. If you'd like to better understand your coverage before scheduling, send us your insurance information and our team can help verify your benefits.
Insurance Verification
Please include your full name, insurance and member ID, and date of birth (DOB) in the message field
Common Questions About Cost & Coverage
Insurance benefits can be confusing. These answers cover some of the most common questions we hear about coverage, self-pay, specialty services, and what to expect financially.