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Why choose Brockton Pediatrics?

With offices in Brockton and East Bridgewater, MA, we are honored to be able to provide care to a diverse, multicultural community. Brockton Pediatrics, Inc. is proud to be a member of Affiliated Pediatric Practices.

What are your Saturday urgent care hours in Brockton?

We offer Saturday Urgent Care Hours from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm in our Brockton Pediatric office. All pediatric patients are welcome at this office and a shared medical record ensures your child's medical history will be up to date.

How do I make an appointment to see a pediatrician?

Call 508-583-2900 t o make an appointment. Choosing a Pediatrician is an important part of establishing a healthy future for your child. Our care team is passionate about children and provides high-quality care close to home, that fits into your schedule. Hours: Varies by service at this location.

How many pediatricians are there at Brockton Pediatrics?

Brockton Pediatrics, Inc. comprises four pediatricians and one nurse practitioner who specialize in primary care. Together with the nurses and staff, we care for all our patients, partnering with you to ensure all children’s physical, emotional, and academic success.

Is Brockton Pediatrics a member of Affiliated Pediatric Practices?

With offices in Brockton and East Bridgewater, MA, we are honored to be able to provide care to a diverse, multicultural community. Brockton Pediatrics, Inc. is proud to be a member of Affiliated Pediatric Practices.

What is a participating provider?from paddallas.com

As a participating network provider, the provider has contracted with the managed care health plan or “Network” to provide services at a negotiated fee which is typically less than the provider’s billed charge. The negotiated fee or “Contract/Network Discount” is provided to the provider and patient, in a statement referred to as the “Explanation of Benefits”, upon processing of the insurance claim. In addition to any discount, the explanation of benefits will include payment made by the insurance company, any patient amount owed for the services such as co-pays, coinsurance, deductibles and non-covered services. It is important that patients review these statements carefully to insure claims are paid according to the patient’s benefits and plan coverage. The amount noted in the patient responsibility does not include payments already made to the provider for the services. This would mean if the amount shown in the patient responsibility was already paid to the provider, additional payment should not be due to the provider.

Who is required to sign a medical release form?from paddallas.com

A parent or legal guardian will be required to sign the Medical Release Form when the patient is a minor. No other persons will be permitted to sign a record release in lieu of patients without a court order or similar legal directive.

What does PAD do?from paddallas.com

PAD files insurance claims for all health plans in which we participate. If PAD does not participate with your health plan, payment is due at the time services are rendered for treatment in the office and the patient must file insurance for reimbursement. As a courtesy, PAD will file insurance for hospital services, regardless of plan participation.

How to get itemized receipt for PAD?from paddallas.com

An itemized receipt is provided by PAD at the time of check out. Additional copies may be obtained by contacting the appropriate account representative, in our Billing Office. This receipt is required when submitting a claim to the patient’s insurance company for reimbursement. Most insurance companies require a claim form be completed and submitted to the insurance company along with the itemized receipt. Claim forms can usually be obtained from the employer or insurance company by requesting via the telephone or downloading from the insurance company’s website. The address for submitting claims can typically be found on the insurance card or in the plan benefit booklet provided by the health plan.

Why do health plans require pre-authorization?from paddallas.com

Some health plans require insurance referrals or pre-authorizations in order to receive treatment from a specialist or for special services or medications. It is the responsibility of the patient to know their benefits and request the required referral or pre-authorization prior to receiving the services for which the referral or authorization is needed.

What is the approved payment method for 2021?from paddallas.com

Approved methods of payment are VISA, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and personal checks.

Does PAD file for hospital?from paddallas.com

As a courtesy, PAD will file insurance for hospital services, regardless of plan participation. Patient amounts due for hospital services after insurance, will be billed to the patient once insurance has been processed.

How many pediatricians are there at Brockton Pediatrics?from brocktonpediatrics.com

Brockton Pediatrics, Inc. comprises four pediatricians and one nurse practitioner who specialize in primary care. Together with the nurses and staff, we care for all our patients, partnering with you to ensure all children’s physical, emotional, and academic success.

What is a pediatrician board certified?from signaturemedicalgroup.com

Our pediatricians are board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. This means that they have gone above and beyond the state licensing requirement for treating children.

Does Signature Healthcare follow the CDC guidelines?from signature-healthcare.org

Signature Healthcare continues to follow the COVID-19 guidelines set by the CDC and Massachusetts DPH. We have been and remain committed to providing the safest possible care and environment for you and your family.