Financing with Dr. Aceves

[yoyobgone 5]

Ok so i really want to go to dr Aceves. For those of you who have gone to him how did you pay...i heard they do inhouse financing is that true? If so can you tell me about it.

[Gastric sleeve over 50 5]

No payment plan any more, they had issues and had to stop.

[yoyobgone 5]

Awww that sucks....i dont know how i am going to pull this off...i wanted to get it done this year...but looks like im just going to save cash....im kind of down about it...

[losingit2013 48]

Go to your local credit union for a personal loan. The rates are half of what I was quoted by those "medical financing companies" and if you don't have the credit for the personal loan, a revolving credit card through your bank is still lower.

[amykins 202]

It took me 6 more months to save for Dr.Aceves than my Plan B surgeon, but for me it was worth the wait. I used the time to research, research, and do a little more research. We are lucky here in the U.S. that we can choose the surgeon who is best for us and our wallet. I wasn't comfortable with the surgeons in my area, even if they had been cheaper (which they weren't).

[prettysleeve 1]

I just spoke with Nina last week and they still have the in house payment plan. You pay the $500 deposit and $5000 when you get there, you will be billed for the rest at minimum $250 until balance is paid out. They do not use a financing company however you will have to sign a promissory note the day of surgery.

[yoyobgone 5]

Thanks prettyseeve...lol thats funny though thats paying more than half up front...well guess i just have to save 5500 instead of 8700 (something like that)....