
Yes. New patients will create an account through Jane when booking their first appointment.
A card on file holds your appointment and may be used for co-pays, co-insurance, deductibles, non-covered services, self-pay balances, or cancellation/no-show fees.
No. Your card is securely stored and is not charged until after your appointment unless a cancellation or no-show fee applies.
Yes. You may schedule online, but please review the insurance information below before your first visit.
Self-pay is available for patients who do not have acupuncture benefits, prefer not to use insurance, or are receiving services that are not covered by their plan.
The prices listed online reflect a time-of-service discount.
Payment is due at the time of your appointment.
We accept credit cards, debit cards, HSA cards, and FSA cards.
Treatment packages are available for patients who would like to save by committing to a series of visits.
Current acupuncture package options:
5 Acupuncture Treatments Package (including Initial Consultation + Treatment) $527.25
5 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $475
10 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $950
15 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $1,395
Self-pay is a good option if you do not have acupuncture benefits, have a high deductible, are out-of-network, or prefer not to use insurance.
No. Packages are optional.
In many cases, yes. Please check your specific HSA/FSA plan for eligible services.
Packages are non-refundable or transferrable, and are only useable toward eligible future acupuncture visits.
Sunflower Bloom is not a Medicare provider. However, we offer a 10% senior discount and special package pricing for patients age 65 and older.
Senior package options:
5 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $450
10 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $900
15 Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatments: $1,350
No. Sunflower Bloom Acupuncture & Healing Arts is not a Medicare provider.
Please contact your plan directly. Some Medicare Advantage plans may offer acupuncture benefits, but we are not a Medicare provider and cannot bill Medicare.
Patients age 65 and older qualify for the senior self-pay discount.
No. Discounts and package pricing apply to self-pay visits only.
Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account funds may be used for many eligible health-related services, including acupuncture. Some plans may also allow HSA/FSA funds to be used for massage, cupping, craniosacral therapy, or other services.
Please check your specific plan for eligible services and limitations. We can provide a detailed receipt for your records if needed.
Yes, if your plan allows it.
Some plans allow this, and some do not. Please check your plan before scheduling.
Yes. We can provide a detailed receipt for your records.
Another form of payment will be required at the time of service.
Sunflower Bloom Acupuncture & Healing Arts is currently in-network with:
Allina Aetna Network
UnitedHealthcare
UMR
Surest
Some Medica plans through Optum/UHC
We are not a Medicare provider.
Insurance coverage varies significantly by plan. Being in-network does not guarantee that acupuncture is covered under your specific benefits.
Before your first visit, please call the Member Services number on the back of your insurance card and ask about your acupuncture-specific benefits.
Do I have acupuncture benefits?
Is Sunflower Bloom Acupuncture & Healing Arts in-network with my specific plan?
Is my main complaint or diagnosis covered?
Do I have a deductible that must be met first?
Do I have a co-pay or co-insurance?
How many visits are allowed per year?
Do I need prior authorization or a referral?
Are there any diagnosis restrictions or plan limitations?
If your plan qualifies, we will bill your insurance directly. Any patient responsibility, including co-pays, co-insurance, deductibles, or non-covered services, will be collected from the card on file.
Not always. Coverage depends on your specific plan. Some plans cover acupuncture, some limit coverage to certain diagnoses, and some do not include acupuncture benefits at all.
We may be able to check basic eligibility, but patients are responsible for understanding their own benefits and plan limitations.
If your insurance denies the claim or determines the service is not covered, the balance becomes the patient’s responsibility.
If your deductible has not been met, your insurance may process the claim toward your deductible and you may be responsible for the contracted rate.
It is the patient’s responsibility to obtain any required referral or authorization before treatment.
No. We are not a Medicare provider.
At this time, those plans are considered out-of-network unless otherwise confirmed.
If Sunflower Bloom is not in-network with your insurance plan, you may still be able to use out-of-network acupuncture benefits.
For out-of-network visits, full payment is collected at the time of service. We can provide a detailed superbill that you may submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
Before your first appointment, please contact your insurance company and ask about your out-of-network acupuncture benefits.
Do I have out-of-network acupuncture benefits?
Is acupuncture covered for my main complaint or diagnosis?
Do I have an out-of-network deductible?
What percentage is reimbursed after my deductible is met?
Are there visit limits or dollar limits?
Do I need a referral or prior authorization?
How do I submit a superbill?
What is the expected reimbursement timeline?
No. Payment is due at the time of service. We can provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance company.
A superbill is a detailed receipt that includes the information your insurance company may need to process an out-of-network reimbursement request.
No. Reimbursement depends on your plan benefits, deductible, diagnosis coverage, and insurance company policies.
This varies by insurance company. Some plans process reimbursement within a few weeks, while others may take longer.
Usually, yes, if your plan allows acupuncture as an eligible expense.
The payment remains your responsibility. Sunflower Bloom cannot guarantee out-of-network reimbursement.
Sunflower Bloom Acupuncture & Healing Arts accepts auto accident claims for acupuncture treatment related to injuries from a motor vehicle accident.
Acupuncture may be helpful after an auto accident for concerns such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, migraines, muscle tension, nerve pain, stress, sleep disruption, and nervous system dysregulation.
In Minnesota, many auto accident medical claims are handled through no-fault or Personal Injury Protection benefits. Coverage depends on your specific auto insurance policy, claim status, accident details, and whether treatment is considered reasonable, necessary, and related to the accident.
Auto insurance company name
Claim number
Date of accident
Adjuster’s name
Adjuster’s phone number
Adjuster’s email or fax number
Attorney information, if you are represented
Any relevant medical records, imaging, or referral information, if available
If you have questions, please book a free consultation before your first appointment so we can confirm that we have the information needed to submit claims properly.
Yes. We accept auto accident claims for eligible accident-related acupuncture treatment.
This depends on the status of your claim and the billing arrangement. In many cases, claims may be billed to the auto insurance company. If the claim is denied, exhausted, closed, or not eligible, the balance may become the patient’s responsibility.
A referral is not always required, but some claims may require documentation from a medical provider. If you have a referral, imaging, chart notes, or a treatment plan from another provider, please bring it with you.
Acupuncture is commonly used for neck pain, back pain, headaches, migraines, shoulder pain, hip pain, nerve pain, muscle tension, stress, sleep issues, and overall nervous system support after trauma.
Coverage depends on your specific claim, policy, and whether the insurance company determines care is related to the accident and medically necessary.
We prefer that you are working with an attorney. Please provide your attorney’s name and contact information before your first visit.
If your claim is denied, closed, exhausted, or does not cover acupuncture, you may be responsible for payment.
In many auto accident cases, auto insurance is billed first. If auto benefits are unavailable or exhausted, health insurance may be considered depending on your plan and situation.
Insurance and accident claims can feel confusing, and every plan is different. We are happy to answer general questions about billing, superbills, and the information needed for your appointment by email at [email protected]
For specific benefit details, coverage limits, claim decisions, or reimbursement amounts, please contact your insurance company directly.