Patient Profile of CJ Monroe
 
 

The Harmon Diabetes Center’s main location is on the campus of Research Medical Center at 2188 East Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64132

An office is also located in Independence at 17611 E. US Hwy 24, Suite 150, Independence, MO 64056


Phone: 816-276-9410
Fax: 816-523-3693

 
Insurance - We accept most insurance. We urge you to check with your personal insurance carrier to verify coverage. Check your insurance identification card for contact information. Listed below is information that would be helpful when calling your insurance company.

Our Tax ID number: Tax ID #431201337
Medical Directors: Dr. Ahmad Al Mubaslat and Dr. Marianne Hudgins
Our services: Diabetes Education
Type of bill: Office visit
Questions to ask:

What is my benefit for diabetes education?

Am I limited on the number of visits?

Will I be responsible for Co-pays?


KCIM Billing: The Kansas City Internal Medicine billing department generates billing for the Harmon Diabetes Center. For questions regarding your patient bill, please call the KCIM Billing Department at 816-363-4100.


Medicare Information
Medicare generally covers diabetes education. Consult the Medicare site for more information and verification.

Medicaid Information
Learn about Medicaid information for Kansas and Missouri

Scholarship Policy
Medicaid does not generally cover diabetes education. For individuals who do not have insurance, or those who have Medicaid, and who meet the guidelines included in the policy, there may be an opportunity for a scholarship to cover the cost of your diabetes education. Read this policy document to determine if you qualify.

Scholarship Application
If you qualify based upon the criteria outlined in the Scholarship Policy, you may be eligible for scholarship funds to cover the cost of your diabetes education. Complete this form to apply.


Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

If you're having trouble putting healthy food on the table, check out SNAP--the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as the Food Stamp Program) which assists with the cost of groceries.

  • What is the benefit?
    This program helps low-income individuals and families buy the food they need for good health. You get a special debit card that can be used like an ATM card at most grocery stores, certain senior centers, and non-profit meal delivery services (such as Meals on Wheels). The amount you get depends on your income, family size, and where you live.
  • Am I eligible?
    You may be eligible for this program if you have limited income and resources (not including your home, car, and certain retirement accounts such as: IRA, 401K, and Keogh). Citizens and certain legal immigrants who meet the eligibility guidelines, may be eligible for this program. Eligible non-citizens may include: immigrants who have legally lived in the United States for at least 5 years or more; immigrants currently receiving disability-related assistance or benefits, regardless of entry date; or any immigrant child, regardless of entry date. For more information about immigrant eligibility requirements, click here.
  • How do I apply?
    To apply for this program, you can print and fill out a state application. Call your Missouri State Hotline at (800) 392-1261 or Kansas State Hotline at (888) 369-4777 to see if you can apply by phone. You can also get more information online at http://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/


Medication Assistance
The following are links to patient assistance with diabetes medication.