Medicare & Accessibility Statement

We welcome Medicare patients in our office. It’s important to understand how Medicare works with chiropractic care so you know what is covered and what is not.

What Medicare Covers
    •    Medicare Part B covers spinal manipulation (adjustments) when it is considered active treatment for a spinal condition.

What Medicare Does NOT Cover
    •    Examinations or consultations
    •    X-rays or diagnostic imaging
    •    Rehabilitation or exercise therapy
    •    Physiotherapy/adjunct treatments (e.g., IFC, ultrasound, intersegmental traction)
    •    Maintenance or wellness care (when the condition is stable and not “active treatment”)

How Billing Works
    •    If you receive a spinal adjustment for active treatment, we are required to submit that service to Medicare. You are responsible for any deductible, copay, or non-covered portion.
    •    For all non-covered services (exams, rehab, therapies, maintenance/wellness visits), you are responsible for payment at the time of service.

 Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN)

If you choose to receive care that Medicare does not cover, we will provide you with an ABN form so you are fully informed of your financial responsibility before care is given.

Good News!

This means you can still access the same high-quality chiropractic and rehabilitation services as all of our patients — with Medicare covering eligible spinal adjustments, and everything else available at our affordable cash rates.

Wake Spine & Rehab is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all patients, including individuals with disabilities. We continually work to improve the user experience for everyone and apply the relevant accessibility standards to enhance website usability.

Having Trouble Accessing Our Website?

If you are experiencing difficulty viewing or navigating content on this website, we recommend the following accessibility features, as suggested by the U.S. Social Security Administration:
    •    Increase Text Size: Most web browsers allow you to zoom in on content to make text and images easier to see. Use Ctrl and + (or Command and + on Mac) to enlarge the screen.
    •    Magnify Your Screen: Operating systems such as Windows and macOS include built-in screen magnifiers.
    •    Adjust Your Display Settings: Increase contrast or change color settings to improve readability.
    •    Use Volume Controls: Your device and media players offer volume control options to help you better hear audio content.
    •    Turn on Captions: If a video includes spoken content, look for the closed captioning (CC) button to view captions.

Need Further Assistance?

If the recommendations above do not meet your needs, please contact us directly so we can provide assistance:

Phone: 919-650-2700