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Website by Graphic Design by Dianne
Website by Graphic Design by Dianne
1408 Veterans Drive
Elkhorn, NE 68022
402-916-5665
Elkhorn, NE 68022
402-916-5665
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is my insurance accepted in your office?
A: YES! Most plans are covered.
Q: Can my child come to their appointment alone?
A: Yes, if they are at least 18, or have written permission, from a parent, to have the physician treat them.
Q: Is Botox covered by my insurance?
A: In some cases yes, depending on your diagnosis, such as migraines or hyperhidrosis.
Q: Are chemical peels covered under my insurance?
A: In some cases yes, depending on your diagnosis.
Q: Can the Physician Assistant offer the same services as the physician himself?
A: Yes!! Our Physician Assistant's Chad Hillyer & Jill Rine are fully trained in dermatology and perform the same services and treatments as the physician.
Q: How do I know if my mole is dangerous?
A: You should be seen by a dermatology specialist if you notice any changes in any of your moles. These changes would include bleeding, growing, or changing colors. Often times a biopsy will be performed to confirm a diagnosis.
Q: Is my insurance accepted in your office?
A: YES! Most plans are covered.
Q: Can my child come to their appointment alone?
A: Yes, if they are at least 18, or have written permission, from a parent, to have the physician treat them.
Q: Is Botox covered by my insurance?
A: In some cases yes, depending on your diagnosis, such as migraines or hyperhidrosis.
Q: Are chemical peels covered under my insurance?
A: In some cases yes, depending on your diagnosis.
Q: Can the Physician Assistant offer the same services as the physician himself?
A: Yes!! Our Physician Assistant's Chad Hillyer & Jill Rine are fully trained in dermatology and perform the same services and treatments as the physician.
Q: How do I know if my mole is dangerous?
A: You should be seen by a dermatology specialist if you notice any changes in any of your moles. These changes would include bleeding, growing, or changing colors. Often times a biopsy will be performed to confirm a diagnosis.
