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Cost and Reimbursement

If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer, you should know that you have options — a wider range of proven treatments offering better outcomes than ever. Just as importantly, both public and private insurers are increasingly covering some of the most advanced, leading-edge cancer treatments, including SRS and SBRT treatment with the CyberKnife System.

Is CyberKnife treatment covered by my insurer?

The first step is always to check your insurance policy and if applicable, be sure to review your employee contract to determine if your insurance coverage benefits are limited. If you live outside of the United States, typically the CyberKnife Center that you would choose for treatment can answer coverage questions.

Additional information on cost and reimbursement questions relating to the CyberKnife System:

Patient Advocacy Groups:
Consult with patient peer groups to get answers based on firsthand experience.

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