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The Orbera cost will vary by practices, but the range would be from$6,500 to $8000You may find a lower cost but make sure there are no additional or hidden cost on the lower end, since some practices will charge for follow ups visits. The only additional cost you may see in some cases will be pre-op medications which are usually covered by patients' insurance. With the one year program, which includes the Balloon, endoscopic procedures (placement and retrieval) ; all facilities fee including anesthesia; all follow up visits; nutritionist and a team which will motivate you to reach your weight loss goals is what you can expect and should be looking for. It is very important to meet your physician and have the confidence and trust to do this procedure!Hope this helps you!
Unfortunately, it would be inappropriate to do so. Please find a provider and practice with the appropriate credentials and safety record to do your procedure.
No, Orbera is not currently covered by health insurance. The cost of the procedure ranges from $6000-$8000 nationally, depending on the region and practice. This price includes the balloon placement, removal, and typically 12 months of dietary counseling and support. You can use your Health...
Yes, smoking is not a contraindication to the Orbera intragastric balloon. In general, smoking can interfere with healing, which is why you cannot have bariatric surgery if you are a smoker. However, there is no healing required for Orbera, as it is non-surgical. Obviously, we would advise you...
