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Insurance and Financing at Pamer Chiropractic in Akron
This page explains how payment works at Pamer Chiropractic Health Center: what is accepted, how benefits are checked, and the financing and self-pay options available at 3485 Fortuna Dr, Suite 300, Akron, OH 44312. Call (330) 724-9331 and we will help you check your benefits before your first visit.
What insurance is accepted?
Medicare and many insurance plans are accepted, including Medical Mutual and CareSource plans. Coverage varies by plan. Call (330) 724-9331 and we will help you check your benefits.
Coverage varies by plan, and the list of accepted plans can change with your employer, your policy details, and other factors. That is why the front desk team checks your benefits when you call, before you commit to anything.
What about Medicare?
Medicare is accepted. Under original Medicare, Part B covers limited chiropractic services: manual manipulation of the spine in specific circumstances, with rules about how services are billed and what you pay. Medicare Advantage plans can differ, so the reliable step is a benefit check before treatment.
For the official rules, Medicare.gov is the authoritative source: Medicare coverage for chiropractic services . Our article on Medicare and chiropractic explains it in plain language for Ohio patients.
Self-pay options
For care outside of insurance, affordable self-pay options are available. When you call, the office explains the self-pay path for the care you need, and no treatment starts until you understand the cost.
Financing through Cherry and CareCredit
Patient financing is available through two providers. Cherry offers payment plans for healthcare, and CareCredit is a health and wellness credit card. Both are offered as options to spread the cost of care; specific terms, interest, and approval are arranged between you and the provider, and the clinic does not advertise terms here.
Cherry official site and CareCredit official site. Questions about how these work at the clinic? Call (330) 724-9331.
No surprises, no fine print games
The practice does not list prices on this site, because your cost depends on your plan, your exam, and the care recommended. What is guaranteed: you are told the cost before care begins, the plan is explained in plain language, and the free consultation offer, where it applies, follows the rules that some insurance plans and government programs set for free services.
Billing questions, answered
Do you accept Medicare?
Yes, Medicare and many insurance plans are accepted, including Medical Mutual and CareSource plans. Coverage varies by plan. Call (330) 724-9331 and the office will help you check your benefits.
Do you take Medicaid?
The practice does not list Medicaid among accepted coverage. Call (330) 724-9331 and the office will explain your payment options.
How do I check what my plan covers?
Call (330) 724-9331 with your insurance card handy. The front desk team verifies benefits before your first visit, so you know where you stand in advance.
What if I don't have insurance?
Affordable self-pay options are available for care outside of insurance, and patient financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit. Call the office to discuss options.
What is Cherry financing?
Cherry is a patient financing provider the clinic offers. Payment plans are arranged between you and the provider; call the office to learn how it works here.
What is CareCredit?
CareCredit is a health and wellness credit card accepted at the clinic. Financing terms and approval are handled between you and CareCredit.
Do you offer free consultations?
New patients can start with a free consultation to talk with Dr. Pamer about their concern. Exams, X-rays and treatment are separate services. Call to ask whether the consultation offer applies to you, since some insurance plans, including government programs, have rules about free services.
Will I know the cost before treatment?
Yes. No treatment starts until the plan and its costs are explained to you and you approve them. That transparency is part of the practice's approach.
Last updated October 2026