Rest Easy, It's Affordable.
Ritual Medical accepts most major insurance groups in Central Oregon. You can also pay with your HSA, FSA, credit card, or debit card through our secure payment portal.
Insurance Overview
Ritual Medical is in-network with the following insurance companies in the state of Oregon:
- Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oregon
- Providence Health Plans (Commercial and Advantage)
- PacificSource Health Plans (Commercial and Advantage)
- United Healthcare
- Aetna / First Health
- Cigna
- Moda Health / First Choice
- Oregon Medicare
Cash Pricing
Make secure payments with your credit card, debit card, HSA card, or FSA card.
Initial Visit
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Full Integrative Medicine Intake
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Discuss Helpful Labwork
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Set Your Health Goals
Follow Up: 1 Hour
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Discuss Care Plan Progress
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Order or Review Labwork
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Review Meds and Supplements
Follow Up: 30 Min
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Discuss a Single Issue
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Refill a Medication
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Update a Health Goal
Uninsured and Need Financial Assistance?
Apply for Ritual Medical’s financial assistance program to learn if you qualify.
Helpful Terms
Premium: The monthly cost of your health plan. A high-deductible insurance plan usually has a low monthly premium, which may be more affordable for those with few health issues. If someone has several health costs each year, they might prefer a low-deductible plan with a higher monthly premium.
Deductible: The amount you are required to pay during a coverage period before your health insurance plan kicks in. A coverage period is usually one year. Some health services may be subject to your deductible, while others are not. This detail varies with each health plan.
Coinsurance: Your share of the costs of a covered health service, calculated as a percent of the total amount for the service. For example, if you have a 20% coinsurance for an office visit that costs $100, your fee will be $20. The insurance company pays the rest, unless you haven’t met your deductible yet.
Copayment: Also called “co-pay”, a fixed amount you pay for a health care service at the time of the visit. The co-pay amount is determined by your insurance plan and may vary by the type of health care service you receive. For example, in your insurance plan, you may be responsible for a $50 co-pay to see a specialist.