Georgia Department of Insurance
Questions about your health, auto or workers' comp benefits? The state's consumer help team can explain your coverage and take complaints on your behalf.
Consumer help (doi.georgia.gov) →Resources & Off-the-Table Notes
Links we actually use for insurance and workers' comp questions — plus a few things we're into after the last adjustment of the day.
For Our Patients
When the question is about insurance, we'd rather point you to the right official source than guess.
State Board of Workers' Compensation
Georgia's State Board oversees workplace injury claims, including disputes about providers and treatment. Worth knowing before a claim gets complicated.
State Board overview (gabusiness.ga.gov) →Medicare
Medicare Part B may cover some chiropractic care in limited situations. Verify what your specific plan covers before your first visit.
Coverage details (medicare.gov) →American Chiropractic Association
Plain-language information on what chiropractic is, what a first visit looks like, and how to choose a doctor of chiropractic.
Patient info (acatoday.org) →Off the Table
Patients keep asking us two things: “Where do I sort out my insurance?” and “What do you guys do for fun?” The top section answers the first. This one answers the second.
The Watch Corner
It started when Dr. John brought his father's old watch in for a story, not a service, and nobody in the office could answer his questions about the case. The whole front desk got curious, and a small “watch corner” appeared by the reception desk — reference cards, a magnifier, and a running list of the models the doctors are studying this month.
These days the current project is the Nautilus, Patek Philippe's most recognizable case. Lately the desk has been comparing Nautilus replica options side by side, because as Dr. Jan puts it, “you learn to read a watch the same way you learn to read an x-ray — by knowing exactly what you're looking at.”
No one at this office sells watches. If a replica Patek Philippe ends up on a wrist, it's because someone wanted to understand the real one down to the case thickness. Slow Tuesdays at the front desk get a lot more interesting once the reference cards are out.
Suggest a Resource
Know a site that helped you understand a diagnosis or sort out a claim?
Email bnpc@cybersouth.com and we'll consider adding it to this page. The best suggestions earn a spot on the front-desk wall of honor — yes, that wall is real.