Included in TIP Program Fees
- TIP diagnostics and immune modeling
- Food allergy challenges (TIP-related)
- Treatment planning system
- Physician supervision
- 24/7 clinical support
- Patient tracking system
Patient price guide
What will my visit cost?
Average self-pay prices for visits, testing, and treatment, how insurance changes what you pay, and pricing for the Tolerance Induction Program® (TIP).
No facility fees
Many hospital-owned clinics add a fee just for using their building. We don't.
Personal care
We're an independent, physician-owned clinic, not part of a hospital system.
Treatment can save you money
Over time, it often costs less than store-bought medicine and missed work or school.
We can't quote prices over the phone. We don't know which services you need until your doctor sees you. On the day of your visit, we can check your insurance before you go in.
With insurance
Have insurance? Follow the arrows.
Medicare, TRICARE, and TriWest usually cover your care here. TriWest needs a VA referral first.
Your visit
In office or by video
Do you have a copay?
A set amount you pay per visit. It is often printed on your card.
- Yes
You pay only your copay at each visit.
$40example
- No
The visit counts toward your deductible. You pay about the self-pay price or a little less.
$185new visit
Your tests
Skin and breathing tests
Is your deductible met?
What you pay each year before insurance pays. Tests always count toward it.
- Yes
You pay only your coinsurance: your share of the cost, like 20%.
$7020% of $350
- No
You pay about the self-pay price or a little less.
$350inhalant panel
Add it up
Maria has a $40 copay. Her deductible is not met. She gets an inhalant panel.
$40 visit plus $350 tests equals about $390.
Before you come in
Call your insurance before your visit
Turn your card over and call the Member Services number.
Have your member ID ready. They will ask for it.
Find your specialist copay. Many cards list it on the front.
Ask these questions and write down the answers.
Is Cure Allergy Clinic in network for my plan?
What is my deductible, and how much have I met this year?
Do I have a specialist copay, or does the visit go toward my deductible?
What is my coinsurance after my deductible is met?
Is allergy and asthma testing covered?CPT 95004, 94010, 95012
Are allergy shots covered?CPT 95165, 95115, 95117
Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor?
Self-pay prices
Our average prices
The self-pay price is what you pay with no insurance, or before your deductible is met. Prices can vary by up to 20%.
You won't get all of these at one visit. Most visits include just a few. Your doctor orders only what you need.
| Service | Average price | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| VisitsVideo visits cost the same as office visits. | |||
| New patient visitYour first visit: a diagnosis and a treatment plan.CPT 99202–99205 | $185 | ||
| Follow-up visitReturn visits and medicine checks.CPT 99212–99215 | $120 | ||
| TestingSkin tests are billed per test, so 95004 can show up many times on your bill. | |||
| Inhalant skin test panelDust mites, mold, cats, dogs, and the most common Texas pollens for every season.CPT 95004 (per test) | $350 | ||
| Food skin test panelA full panel of common foods.CPT 95004 (per test) | $300 | ||
| Extra skin testsEach extra food or inhalant your doctor adds.CPT 95004 | $5each | ||
| Breathing testSpirometry. Checks how well your lungs work.CPT 94010 | $50 | ||
| FeNO testMeasures swelling in your airways. Used for asthma.CPT 95012 | $25 | ||
| Blood drawDrawn here to save you a trip. The lab company bills you for the test itself. We do not collect lab fees.CPT 36415 | $12 | ||
| Treatment | |||
| Medicine injectionA shot of medicine given in the office.CPT 96372 | $25 | ||
| Allergy dropsDrops under the tongue. $100 to start, then about $95 a month.CPT Self-pay | $95/month | ||
| Allergy shotsPaid by membership or insurance. The cost depends on whether you are starting or continuing shots.CPT 95165, 95115, 95117 | At your visit | ||
| Food allergy treatmentPrograms for moderate to advanced food allergies.See TIP membership pricing | Ask us | ||
Paying without insurance?
You pay the self-pay price for each service you get. For example:
$185 new visit plus $350 inhalant panel plus $20 4 extra tests equals total $555.
Self-pay is due at the time of your visit.
0% APR
Payment plans for all fees
No interest. Ask our front desk to set one up.
Billing
How billing works with insurance
Card on file
Every patient keeps a card on file. Copays are paid at the visit.
Insurance first
Nothing else is charged until your insurance pays its part.
You get an EOB
A report of what you owe. It is not a bill. Sent by email, on your portal, and by mail.
Email, then charge
We email you before we charge your card, a few weeks after the claim.
Prices are estimates and can vary by up to 20%. Your final cost depends on your plan and the services your doctor orders. Updated October 2026.
Food allergy treatment
Tolerance Induction Program® (TIP) membership
The Tolerance Induction Program® (TIP) follows a structured, multi-year medical treatment model with a clearly defined and standardized cost framework. Care is delivered under FAI-authorized protocols with clinical management based in our Keller, Texas practice.
TIP is not billed per service like the prices above. Enrollment is a single all-inclusive cash-pay plan—one predictable monthly fee covering the full treatment system, with no insurance dependency or billing variability.
Predictable all-inclusive care plan
Cash-Pay Membership
$979/ month
billed monthly
Designed for families who prefer:
- No insurance dependency
- Fixed monthly budgeting
- Predictable long-term costs
- Fixed monthly pricing
- No insurance delays
- No billing variability
- Full program access
HSA / FSA Eligible · Ages 18 months – 21 years
Understanding the TIP cost structure
TIP is not a single procedure—it is a longitudinal immunotherapy program involving:
- Immune diagnostics
- Physician-led treatment planning
- Progressive allergen exposure cycles
- Continuous clinical monitoring
- Multi-year immune adaptation
Costs are structured across program components and clinical services rather than a single bundled fee.
What your membership includes
- 01
FAI Program Membership
- Immune treatment planning system
- Personalized allergen progression modeling
- 24/7 clinical support access
- Patient tracking system
- Multi-allergen dosing system
- 02
Annual Immune & Lab Evaluation
- IgE immune profiling
- Component-resolved diagnostics
- Treatment recalibration
- Immune mapping updates
- 03
Clinical Coordination
- Physician oversight
- Dose adjustments
- Treatment monitoring
- Clinical documentation
- 04
In-Clinic Medical Services
- Food allergy testing (as needed)
- Oral food challenges
- TIP visits
- Immune evaluations
Inclusions
What's included vs not included
Services outside TIP are billed separately at the average prices listed above.
Not Included in TIP Program Fees
- General allergy visits
- Asthma care
- Eczema follow-ups
- Environmental allergy treatment
- SLIT therapy
- Non-TIP prescriptions
- Biologic therapies (e.g., Xolair billed separately)
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long is TIP treatment?
Typically 2–4 years depending on:
- Number of allergens
- Immune response
- Treatment adherence
What happens after Year 1?
Care progresses into a maintenance phase:
- Reduced visit frequency
- Continued monitoring
- Maintenance phase begins
- Membership remains active
Do I still need to pay my TIP Membership Fee if I transfer to an affiliate clinic?
Yes. The TIP Membership Fee is still required because it covers the essential, non-billable components that support your child's customized treatment plan, regardless of your clinic location. Even at an affiliate clinic, your fee directly funds:
- Custom Dosing — formulation of food extractions and precise at-home gummy doses
- Safety & Support — comprehensive challenge protocols and 24/7 reaction support
- Data & Research — advanced AI data analytics to track progress and ongoing clinical research
Age eligibility
18 months – 21 years.
Final Step
Begin enrollment evaluation.
Before enrolling, we recommend a clinical review to determine:
- Medical eligibility
- Treatment plan scope
- Expected total cost
- Enrollment timeline