RMI accepts all "Blue Cross Blue Shield," "Tufts," "Harvard Pilgrim," "Passport from UnitedHealthcare and Harvard Pilgrim Health," health care insurances, and is a Medicare provider for the diagnoses of diabetes and kidney disease.   RMI also accepts Tufts Medicare Health Preferred Plans and Blue Cross Medicare Plans.  If you are not covered under these insurance policies, we will provide you with a “super bill” that you can submit to your insurance carrier, such as Fallon Community Health Plan, Aetna and Cigna,  along with your physician’s referral and applicable diagnosis, which may enable you to be reimbursed for the cost of RMI’s services.   

            

                                                            

          

RMI accepts Vennmo, personal checks and cash. If you are a Blue Cross Blue Shield, Tufts, Harvard Pilgrim or United Healthcare member, your co-payment will be collected upfront at the time of your appointment. Medicare recipients will be billed for any co-payment due after Medicare is billed by RMI.  For all others, payment in full is expected at the time of your visit.

Currentyl because of the COVID 19 pandemic NO.  However,  RMI provides telehealth services by Skype, Zoom and phone until further notice.

Of course…..life happens! Assessment of your food records is purely for your benefit. It enables us to more accurately take a snapshot of your current lifestyle and to demonstrate to you graphically areas in which you are doing well or could improve. We are not the food police; you are not judged or reprimanded for making “incorrect” decisions. RMI serves as your personal coach to help you identify strengths and weaknesses in your game plan and offers you motivation and support to enact and maintain changes that will improve your health. It is a truly collaborative process.

No, RMI bills for actual costs only. You will be billed for RMI's services (fee depends on length of presentation) and will be invoiced for the actual cost of materials and travel.