405-841-6800 locally
877-226-5424 toll free
Email: info@scottsabolich.com

You will be asked about your needs and your insurance or pay-source and advised as to what type of documentation will be required. Usually, it’s just a prescription but sometimes more will be needed.  Our administrative staff will guide you through the process. A detailed prosthetic prescription can increase your chance of being approved for the prosthetic componentry that will work best for you. If you have been wearing a prosthesis for a while, you may need to go through a similar process.

Workers’ comp patients will need to provide their adjuster’s name and phone number. For patients with Medicare benefits, we accept assignment.

You will be sent pre-admission paperwork to fill out and bring to your first appointment.

• Begin keeping a list of questions and concerns for your prosthetist.
• Note problems or discomfort in your residual limb or existing prosthesis.
• Be sure to bring your insurance cards and written prescriptions to your initial appointment.
• Wear comfortable clothing to your appointments. It is best for lower extremity patients to wear shorts.
• Remember you are visiting a patient-focused center. Do not hesitate to speak your mind or ask for what you want and need.

If you are interested in working with a travel agent to secure your travel arrangements, we recommend using our contact: Cris Diffee Pitcock at Journey House Travel Inc.