Medicare paid their portion and my secondary picked up the rest. Aside from my first visit in 2011 for which I paid $2000 up front, I've never paid for anything except the very expensive genetic testing (which was optional but I didn't understand that at the time. The testing did, however, show my Alpha-1 Antitrypsin deficiency which is a protein produced in the liver that protects the lungs. My numbers aren't low enough to need infusions, but I know folks who do have to do that route. Without AAT, one is likely to have bronchiectasis or some form of COPD.) Sorry! This is far more than you asked about. Good luck with your visit. I've been going twice a year and have never had anything but exceptional care.