Vertrees Headache Center

An initial consultation with Dr. Vertrees costs $900 and runs 60 minutes. Patients who prefer to see the practice's Physician Associate, Andi Faldyn, PA, can schedule an initial consultation for $600, also 60 minutes. Both initial visits take place in person only.

The practice does not bill insurance directly for office visits. Patients pay at the time of each visit using a major credit card, debit card, or HSA and FSA funds. Patients can submit an itemized bill to their insurer for out-of-network reimbursement, which typically runs between 50 and 80 percent of the visit cost.

Yes. Vertrees Headache Center accepts HSA and FSA debit cards as payment. The practice qualifies as a medical expense for HSA and FSA purposes.

Yes, for several services. Insurance generally covers MRIs, lab work, Botox for chronic migraine, and injectable medications. Vertrees Headache Center handles prior authorizations and coordinates with your insurance carrier directly for those items.

Yes, follow-up visits are available via telemedicine. Initial consultations require an in-person visit. Follow-up appointments run 30 minutes and cost $300 whether you attend in person or virtually.

The practice offers Botox for chronic migraine, nerve blocks, trigger point injections, SPG blocks, infusion therapy, and oxygen therapy. Procedure pricing includes $300 plus medication cost for Botox, $350 for nerve blocks and trigger point injections, $60 per site plus device cost for SPG blocks, and infusion therapy starting at $250 per session.

Yes. S. and Mexico specifically for specialist headache care.

The practice sees both adults and teens. Patients of any age within that range can request an appointment for headache evaluation and treatment.

New patients must cancel at least 48 hours before their scheduled appointment to avoid a full charge. Established patients must cancel at least 24 hours in advance. Patients who arrive late receive care only within their originally scheduled time slot and may need to reschedule if they arrive too late.

Yes. Vertrees Headache Center uses low lighting, fragrance-free practices, and low-VOC materials throughout the office. The team also keeps the pace calm. These features reflect the clinical needs of headache patients, not optional add-ons.