Kansas Pain Management accepts most insurance plans, including government-sponsored plans and private commercial insurances. Our complete list of accepted insurances changes frequently, so be sure to call our office (913-339-9437) or your insurer to verify contracting status. Kansas Pain Management accepts most plans.
For MRI, we accept all carriers listed above except:

– Aetna
– Cigna

Additionally, medical liens and some insurances not listed above are accepted on a case-by-base basis. If your insurance company is not listed above, please call our knowledgeable front desk staff at 913-339-9437 for more information. Our office staff will work with you to explain your insurance benefits to you which often involves out of network benefits. We will work with you to make sure that if you are out of network we set up a plan that makes it affordable for you to see us.

Our Board Certified physicians focus on advanced interventional pain management services. We are highly qualified to treat nearly every type of pain. A thorough history, consultation and examination will allow the doctor to recommend a comprehensive treatment option. You will find a complete list of procedures, educational videos and other resources about numerous types of pain.

For clinic appointments, patients are requested to arrive fifteen minutes before their scheduled appointment time. If you are being seen by one of our providers for the first time, please arrive to complete our New Patient Intake paperwork.

If you prefer, you can download the documents at home, print and complete this prior to your visit, using this link: Click here to download our New Patient Intake Paperwork. If you bring your completed paperwork with you, please arrive fifteen minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time.

For procedures, patients need to arrive one hour before their scheduled procedure time. We want to take time with you to prepare for your procedure. This will include check-in, obtaining vital signs, reviewing history and current medications, changing, potential blood work, and IV placement.

Each insurance company has different processes for authorization. Predicting the time frame is impossible but should be less than 1 week.
In some cases, patients can expedite the authorization process by contacting their insurance provider directly. You can always check on the status of your authorization request by calling our Auth Department at 913-339-9437.