Naples Gynecologist and Obstetrician Blane Crandall, MD

Naples Gynecologist and Obstetrician Blane Crandall, MD likes to see all patients on an appointment basis and requests that patients call well in advance so that we can reserve time especially for you. If you are unable to keep an appointment, we would appreciate at least 24 hours notice. This courtesy will allow us to schedule another patient in your cancelled time slot. We will do our best to honor your scheduled appointment time, but emergencies and deliveries can cause delays. We will try to inform of such delays, whenever possible, before you leave for your appointment.

Dr. Crandall does not participate with many insurance companies because they have discounted our fees in some cases up to 60%. He has elected not to participate with Medicare or Medicaid due to the enormous regulatory burden imposed by the government.

You may still see Dr. Crandall even if he is not a participating provider with your insurance company ex Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Even if we are not participating, we will file your insurance as a courtesy to you.

Depending on your insurance, you will be expected to pay for a portion or all of your services at the time of your visit. If you are a cash-paying patient we promise to offer the best value for every healthcare dollar you invest.

We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card and personal checks.

Our Billing Manager is here to answer all your insurance related questions and can work out special financial arrangements when necessary.



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