Mohel Costs?

Anonymous
If you had a mohel do a circumcision for your baby boy, what was the cost? Also, do you know traditionally if there is a family member who is suggested to pay this fee?
Anonymous
We paid, I wouldn't have dreamed of asking anyone else, and it was $650 the first time and then 4 years later I think $800? Submitted to insurance and it was covered both times.
Anonymous
FYI that was for Henesch.
Anonymous
May I ask your insurance?
Anonymous
I think we paid $750. Dr. Andrew Engel.
Anonymous
Oh wow. I didn't think insurance paid at all? I signed a form when pregnant that told me they don't pay. Kaiser of course.
Anonymous
This was 11 years ago, but we paid $500 then for Dr. Marmon.
Anonymous
Insurance didn't pay in 2010 and 2013 when I had my kids.
Anonymous
We paid $750 in 2013 for Henesch.
Anonymous
Henesch is around $800 these days, although he will factor in travel time if you are kind of schleppy. In terms of insurance, it's totally hit or miss. In the last few months I've had one friend who was covered and two who weren't. It's worth it to submit just to see what happens.
Anonymous
We've used rabbi henesh for all three of our boys. The pricing above sounds right. The bits grandfather, who was the sendek, paid each time.
Anonymous
Insurance was CareFirst I believe? Or Cigna...it was a while ago.
Anonymous
We used Dr. April Rubin - mohelet. I think it was about $600. She gives an annotated bill. Insurance (Anthem) paid for the medical portion, but not the religious ceremony. We paid for it ourselves. I think my parents paid for the food platters but it's a blur.

mazel tov!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We used Dr. April Rubin - mohelet. I think it was about $600. She gives an annotated bill. Insurance (Anthem) paid for the medical portion, but not the religious ceremony. We paid for it ourselves. I think my parents paid for the food platters but it's a blur.

mazel tov!

This is exactly our experience, but with BCBS.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We used Dr. April Rubin - mohelet. I think it was about $600. She gives an annotated bill. Insurance (Anthem) paid for the medical portion, but not the religious ceremony. We paid for it ourselves. I think my parents paid for the food platters but it's a blur.

mazel tov!



Avoid. Not a nice person. Condescending, arrogant and rude.
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