Transparent & Fair
Eura works hard to make care financially accessible. Most major insurances accepted — and Eura helps you navigate it.
How It Works
At EURA, cost should never be a barrier to affirming care. Eura is currently in the process of credentialing with most major commercial insurance providers — and is designed from the ground up to bill insurance directly once credentialing is complete.
Now opening in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Colorado. Credentialing with major commercial insurers is actively underway in all four states.
In the meantime, Eura is transparent about what care costs and works with every patient to make things as affordable as possible. Self-pay rates are straightforward, and superbills are available for patients who want to seek reimbursement from their insurer. Call or contact us to find out if your insurance is currently accepted.
Your first appointment with the provider. The provider will review your goals, health history, and create a personalized care plan.
Ongoing care visits to review labs, adjust medications, and monitor progress. Most patients are seen every 3 months.
EURA is actively credentialing with most major commercial insurance providers. The goal is to make affirming care as accessible as possible — and insurance billing is a core part of that.
Not sure if your plan is accepted yet? Please call or contact Eura directly — credentialing is ongoing and acceptance may vary. Eura will always be upfront about what's covered before your appointment.
Out-of-Network Reimbursement
Even if Eura is not yet in-network with your plan, many commercial insurers offer out-of-network benefits. Upon request, Eura provides a detailed superbill you can submit directly to your insurer for potential reimbursement.
Self-pay rates apply at time of service. Superbills provided upon request.
Contact Us About CoverageNo insurance? No problem. Transparent flat-rate pricing with no surprise bills.
Credentialing In Progress
EURA is actively credentialing with major commercial insurers. Please call to confirm current status before your appointment.
Credentialing status varies by plan and state. Contact Eura to verify current acceptance.
Common Questions
EURA is currently licensed to see patients in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Colorado. If you are located in one of these states, you are eligible to be seen via telemedicine.
Most major commercial insurance plans do cover gender-affirming hormone therapy, including labs and follow-up visits. EURA is currently in the credentialing process with major insurers. Please call us to find out if your specific plan is currently accepted — Eura will always be upfront before your appointment.
In most cases, no. EURA accepts direct-access appointments for most services. Some insurance plans may require a referral — Eura will let you know when you contact us to book.
Under the ACA, most insurance plans are required to cover PrEP (medication + labs + follow-up visits) at no cost to you. Eura assists with any prior authorization or patient assistance program paperwork.
Yes. If EURA is out-of-network with your plan, Eura can provide a detailed superbill that you can submit to your insurer for partial reimbursement. Many patients recoup a significant portion of costs this way.
Lab orders are sent electronically to the lab of your choice. Most patients use Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp, which have convenient locations throughout New York — but any major commercial lab is accepted. Walk-in with your order, no appointment needed at most locations.
No. EURA's services are focused on specific areas of care — gender-affirming hormone therapy, sexual health, mental health support, and related conditions. These services are not a substitute for comprehensive primary care. Patients are encouraged to maintain a relationship with a primary care provider for general health needs.
Call or contact Eura directly — credentialing is ongoing and Eura will always be honest about what's accepted before you book.