Your paid Tia membership gives you access to:
Soon have the added layer of care team curation, a personal health navigator, and more robust between visit support, which may be especially helpful for those navigating chronic conditions, in particular life stages, or who simply want someone else to help guide their health.
You have access to all of Tia’s appointment types, delivered by expert women's health providers. We will bill medical services to your insurance (if you are in-network), and you will be responsible for co-pay, coinsurance, or deductibles
Yes! Tia accepts most major PPOs for primary care and gynecological services (co-pays and deductible costs still apply). Coverage varies by clinic location and your insurance coverage for acupuncture and mental health services. Depending on your membership plan, we will give you a step-by-step guide on how to assess your network status for those services, or your care team will check for you.
At Tia, we’ve reimagined the doctor’s office to feel like a space designed for you. Warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed, our offices are built to put you at ease the moment you walk in. From primary care and gynecology to acupuncture and beyond, we offer comprehensive services under one roof—delivered by experts who understand the full picture of women’s health. You won’t need to go to one place for your PCP visit and another for your GYN. It’s all here—all at Tia.
Absolutely, you can upgrade at any time.
Yes, your new patient visit is typically covered if Tia is in-network with your insurance. "Covered" means we can bill your insurance. However, you may still owe a co-pay, deductible, or other costs depending on your specific plan. To avoid surprises, please verify coverage and potential out-of-pocket expenses with your insurer beforehand or Tia members can reach out to their Care Team.
If it's been more than 365 days since your last annual or gynecological exam, and you stick to preventative topics, this visit should be fully covered if you're in-network with Tia. If you discuss new health concerns, your insurance may treat part of the visit differently and apply costs like a co-pay or deductible. We recommend checking with your insurance before booking to avoid surprises.
If Tia is in-network with your insurance, this visit will be billed to your plan as an office visit. Please know that "covered" doesn't mean free; you might still have out-of-pocket costs like a co-pay or deductible. We advise confirming your specific coverage and any potential costs with your insurance provider before your appointment.
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