HealthieOne is a Medicare-approved lab and is eligible for insurance reimbursement. HealthieOne works as a reimbursement model: you pay for your test upfront, then submit documentation to your insurer to be reimbursed for any covered portion.
What tests do insurance plans typically cover?
Basic Annual Blood Tests:
Most insurance plans reimburse for routine annual bloodwork when ordered by your doctor.
HealthieOne Complete includes these basic tests as part of its 250+ biomarker panel, which means it qualifies for partial reimbursement on tests that overlap with standard annual bloodwork.
2. Medically Necessary Tests:
For tests beyond the basics, insurance companies require clinical justification: symptom justification or abnormal value justification, and the tests must be ordered by your doctor.
HealthieOne Complete also includes many tests that may be deemed medically necessary.
Because HealthieOne Follow-up retests your specific abnormal markers from your Complete results, that portion is typically considered medically necessary and is eligible for reimbursement.
How reimbursement works?
- Ask your primary care provider (PCP) for the ICD-10 diagnosis codes that support your test.
- Pay for your HealthieOne test upfront in full.
- After your results are delivered, submit your itemized receipt, laboratory information and your PCP's ICD-10 codes to your insurer for reimbursement.
- Your insurer reviews the claim and pays any approved reimbursement for basic annual and medically necessary tests directly to you.
Note: These coverage policies are set by insurance companies, not by HealthieOne.

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