Some insurance plans cover certain chiropractic services, but benefits and provider participation vary. Your own plan documents and insurer must answer what is covered for you. Coverage somewhere does not mean every chiropractor accepts that plan.

Dr. Sirota’s practice has two payment paths

  • Eligible New York No-Fault auto accident care: the practice accepts qualifying New York No-Fault cases after claim information and coverage are reviewed.
  • Private-pay chiropractic care: other care is self-pay. Confirm current fees and any booking deposit before scheduling.

This boutique, one-on-one practice serves White Plains, NY, and Wilton, CT. Please do not assume your health-insurance card will be accepted for an ordinary office visit. Call 917-763-4141 to clarify arrangements.

Questions to ask your insurer

Request your Summary of Benefits and Coverage and any applicable plan details. Ask:

  • Does my plan cover the specific service I am considering?
  • Does it require an in-network provider, referral, or prior authorization?
  • What deductible, copayment, coinsurance, or visit limit applies?
  • If a provider does not participate, is there an out-of-network benefit?
  • What documentation would you require, and is reimbursement available for this particular service?

Keep the answer and a call reference number. Do not assume that receiving a receipt or submitting paperwork guarantees reimbursement.

What about Medicare?

Medicare Part B covers a limited category of chiropractic spinal manipulation; it does not cover every service a chiropractor may offer. Review the official Medicare coverage explanation and discuss applicable coverage and billing requirements with the office before arranging care. This information does not establish this practice’s participation or promise reimbursement.

Was your pain related to a car accident?

Tell the office that your concern followed a collision when choosing an appointment. Start with our New York No-Fault care guide and accident evaluation page. Coverage must be verified for your claim; New York and Connecticut arrangements are not interchangeable.

What to clarify before a private-pay visit

Ask what the first appointment includes, the follow-up fee, whether additional services cost extra, and how a deposit is applied. A national price range cannot tell you the cost of your own care. Confirm the current terms shown for your selected appointment.

See private-pay care or choose your office and appointment through Calendly. White Plains: 600 N. Broadway, NY 10603. Wilton: 379 Danbury Road, CT 06897. Routine questions: doc@drsirota.com.

Updated November 11, 2026. General information does not determine coverage or replace your policy terms.