Innovate for You
We are thought leaders in the field of health and wellness. We offer only the best and most advanced options for your health and beauty.
About Us
Reimagining Healthcare
Making it easy for you to look and feel better with less risk.
Our Purpose & Passion
Our core focus is reimagining healthcare. Our niche is simple — making it easy for you to look and feel better with less risk.
Educate You
Allure is an evidence-based practice. Every service we offer has been researched and proven.
Easy for You
We have multiple locations with convenient scheduling and easy entry points. Our team offers same-day appointments and virtual telehealth visits.
It’s All About You
At Allure Medical®, it’s all about you.
What Makes Allure Medical® GREAT?
G — GREAT WORK ETHIC: We employ only team members who are disciplined, responsible to others, and committed to the quality of their work.
R — RESPECT: We commit to being a caring company that treats team members, patients, and vendors with respect and kindness.
E — EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE: We strive to meet or exceed our patients’ expectations through our team, technology, and advanced treatments.
A — ADAPTIVE: We embrace new ideas, remain flexible, and support continuous personal and professional growth.
T — TRUSTWORTHY: We hold ourselves accountable and follow through on our commitments so coworkers and patients can rely on us.
“I can wear a bathing suit again!”
“I went from a size 14 to a size 8!”
Allure Medical Billing FAQs
What is a copay?
A copay is a flat dollar amount that is generally owed for all office visits. With certain insurance policies, diagnostic and/or surgical procedures can be subject to a copay as well.
What is a deductible?
A deductible is the dollar amount that you, the patient, will owe each policy year before your insurance pays at any percentage.
What is coinsurance?
Coinsurance is the percentage your insurance will cover once you have met your deductible. Some policies do not have coinsurance and pay 100% once the deductible is met.
What is the maximum out-of-pocket?
Maximum out-of-pocket is the maximum amount you will pay in a policy year before your insurance covers you at 100%. Some policies include copays and/or deductibles in this amount and others do not. Contact your insurance provider if you are unsure about your coverage.
What do the charges on the statement mean?
A charge is the dollar amount submitted to the insurance company. Insurance companies generally approve a smaller amount than physicians charge. The patient responsibility is based on what the insurance company approves.
What do the credits on the statement mean?
A credit can be a patient payment, insurance payment, or insurance adjustment. Insurance adjustments generally account for the difference between the amount charged and the amount the insurance company approves.
What is the difference between total balance and patient balance?
The total balance includes all charges not yet paid, including amounts to be paid by insurance and/or the patient. The patient balance is strictly what the patient owes at the time of the bill.
What does insurance pending mean?
Insurance pending means the charges have been sent to insurance but have not yet been processed. Insurance will pay and/or adjust the balance according to your cost share, including deductible, coinsurance, and maximum out-of-pocket.