Self Pay


Everybody is diverse and has different needs. The investment that you make depends on your individual requirements and the level of medical supervision required. We accept cash, checks, and most credit cards.

Weekly: With an initial down payment upon registration, then weekly payments for services and products received at that time are collected.

Monthly with an initial down payment, then fees are collected about every 4 weeks.

Discounted: When 100% of the fees paid at the beginning of a program, participants will receive a 10% discount on the entire program.

Long-Term: We use Capital One Healthcare financing to allow patients to pay for their programs interest free for six months or they can extend their payments for 12-18 months if needed.

Our free informational seminar provides in-depth information regarding treatment options, investments, payments, and tax deductions


Medical Tax Deductions

As of April 7, 2002, the IRS allows people diagnosed by a physician as being obese to deduct the costs of the services in this program. The revenue ruling, IR 2002-19, approves the fees related to services (i.e. medical services and nutrition education meetings). The ruling does not cover the cost for food, which people would have to pay for regardless of their weight. Ask a tax accountant if you are eligible.

Typical Deductions?

  • Fees to join a program
  • Fees for periodic meetings
  • Lab fees
  • Examinations by health care professionals

What is not deductible?

  • Weight loss programs undertaken to improve one’s general health or appearance
  • Weight loss or diet foods
  • Health clubs and spa dues or fees

 

 

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