Question 1

What makes Rheum to Grow different from other rheumatology practices?

Accepted Answer

We embrace both traditional and complementary medicine, provide direct access to doctor and nurse, and are available for patients in times of need.

Question 2

Does Dr. Singla take medical insurance?

Accepted Answer

No. Appointments are self-pay. Patients may submit a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Insurance is used for labs, imaging, medications, and referrals.

Question 3

How do I submit a claim to my insurance company?

Accepted Answer

We provide a superbill. You can submit it directly to your insurance or use apps like Reimbursify.

Question 4

Why don't you take insurance?

Accepted Answer

Our care model requires longer visits, more communication, and integrative care, which insurance plans do not cover adequately.

Question 5

Do I still need health insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Insurance is needed for labs, imaging, procedures, referrals, and hospitalizations.

Question 6

Can I use FSA or HSA for payment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, both FSA and HSA are accepted.

Question 7

Do you offer telehealth?

Accepted Answer

Telehealth is offered for established patients in select situations.

Question 8

What conditions does Dr. Singla treat?

Accepted Answer

She treats juvenile arthritis, lupus, dermatomyositis, scleroderma, periodic fever syndromes, chronic pain, hypermobility, Raynaud's syndrome, and more.

FAQs

What makes Rheum to Grow different from other rheumatology practices in the country?

Does Dr. Singla take medical insurance?

How do I submit a claim to my insurance company?

Why don't you take insurance?

Do I still need to have insurance?

Can I use my Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Saving Account (HSA) to pay for your service?

If my child needs medications, labs, or imaging, do I have to pay out-of-pocket as well?

My child already has a pediatric rheumatologist. Can I do an integrative medicine consult only?

Do I need a Primary Care Physician (PCP) or can Dr. Singla be my child's PCP?

What happens when Dr. Singla is out of the office?

Can my child get infusions covered through insurance at Rheum to Grow even if Dr. Singla does not take insurance?

Do you offer telehealth?

Is integrative medicine the same as alternative or functional medicine?

What conditions does Dr. Singla treat?

Does Dr. Singla manage autoimmune encephalitis, PANS/PANDAS?

Can Dr. Singla give a second opinion on a pediatric rheumatology condition?

Can Dr. Singla see my child for a non-rheumatologic integrative medicine consult?

If my child is admitted to the hospital for a rheumatologic issue or concern, will Dr. Singla care for them in the hospital?

What if my child gets sick when we are out of town?

If I am referred to a complementary care provider such as an acupuncturist, osteopath, or chiropractor, will it be covered by my insurance?