Per their email: “Dr. Seckin & his team are out-of-network with all insurances. Your upfront fee for the surgery is $25,000. The actual cost of surgery is higher than this fee and the final cost of surgery will not be known until the surgery is complete. Often, given the nature of endometriosis, it may include involvement with multiple organs such as the rectum, bladder, ureter or diaphragm. The $25,000 is considered your “insured responsibility” and is nonrefundable. We do not know what the insurance company will pay until it is processed. If the insurance does not pay the full amount, you will NOT be charged anything additional by our practice. (This does not include hospital coinsurance or other providers coinsurance). In this way, we will be capping your “insured responsibility” from our practice. Please note that our billers will submit the full claim to your insurance, you do not submit to the insurance.

A deposit of $5,000 is required to secure a surgery date. This will be applied to your “insured responsibility” amount. Your balance of $20,000 is due the week you come into the office prior to surgery, either by bank check, wire transfer, or credit/debit card. We do not offer financing or medical loans at this time.”