Coverage and costs

The HyProCure procedure may be covered by your insurance plan. Check with your specialist or with your insurance carrier for specific coverage details as terms can vary among the different insurance plans and regions.

Fortunately, for those patients without available coverage, the procedure can be performed as an in-office procedure with rates typically ranging from $2,500 to $4,500 per foot in the United States. (International costs will vary.) If you don't have coverage available for the procedure, be sure to discuss an out-of-pocket package price with your doctor, as well as any financing and/or payment options that may be available.
 

The alternatives compared

When hyperpronation is present, the symptoms and complications associated with the condition are sure to eventually appear. At this point, something will typically have to be done because the complications will compromise the patient's well-being. HyProCure not only instantly corrects the source of these problems for life, but it also represents the least expensive option by a large margin. Let's take a look at a few alternatives:

Orthotics
Typically used as the first line of defense against flat feet, orthotics—especially custom made ones—are far from inexpensive. When the cost of the many pairs needed throughout a patient's life are factored in, the total expense is often many times larger than the cost of HyProCure. And most importantly, orthotics can only partially simulate a "temporary fix" at best, as no orthotic is able to provide permanent, internal correction to an internal problem. In fact, in many cases, orthotics could end up causing a new set of other complications because of the unnatural pressure points they create in the foot.

Physical therapy, prescription drugs, and other treatments
As the symptoms of hyperpronation begin to manifest themselves not only in the foot but also in the knees, hips, back, and even neck, patients will seek help to deal with the pain and complications. Solutions typically presented to them will include physical therapy sessions, prolonged prescription drug regimens, and even non-traditional approaches like holistic medicine and acupuncture. Any and all of these options only provide a temporary and artificial relief to the symptoms that originate in the feet, yet do nothing to resolve the real problem. What's more, the cumulative expenses of these treatments over a lifetime far exceed the cost of resolving the root of the problem with HyProCure.

Reconstructive foot surgery
In some cases, patients will be presented with the option of undergoing reconstructive rear-foot surgery to resolve their hyperpronation or flat foot problem. While in a small number of extreme cases this is indeed a valid last resort, for the majority of patients, this incredibly invasive surgical procedure can be completely avoided by going with HyProCure instead. Aside from a dramatic advantage in invasiveness, recovery time, and potential complications, the costs associated with HyProCure are only a small fraction of any of the more invasive options.

Expensive lifestyle changes
Many times, patients who suffer from the effects of hyperpronation will fall prey to marketing hypes offering to "cure" their problems." The list includes incredibly expensive mattresses, specialty armchairs, massagers, rollers... and the gadgets go on—all promising to have the secret to pressure-point relief and more. While some of these items can have value in terms of comfort and individual taste, none of them can possibly address nor resolve the real cause of the many problems stemming from hyperpronation. Often, a single one of these products will cost much more than the HyProCure procedure.

Your quality of life
The most important cost of not addressing this condition at its root is your ability to enjoy a richer, fuller life. From being pain free and more active and energized, to experiencing a huge self-confidence boost, resolving hyperpronation brings quality of life benefits that far surpasses any monetary measure.

Financing available

Several financing options are readily available to aid those patients without insurance coverage for the procedure.

Your HyProCure specialist can discuss the different options available to you. Be sure to discuss this information at the time of your appointment in order to find the financing plan that best fits your needs.