We ask every patient to review the information we have for them to help ensure that the address, phone number, insurance carrier, emergency contact, and medication and condition lists have not changed since the last appointment. It is important for your physician to know any new medications you are on that were prescribed by another physician…
Yes. We are accepting new Medicare, Medicaid and TriCare patients in addition to patients covered by private insurance plans.
We are contracted with most insurance plans. Please check with your plan administrator to verify coverage and co-pay amounts. These amounts can be different from plan to plan even with the same insurance company.
We understand that sometimes something may arise which requires you to cancel and reschedule your appointment. We ask that you do so as soon as the need arises and at least 24 hours before our appointment. This will give us the opportunity to schedule another patient who is in need.
Please bring a list of your current medications, including names and dosage, and your Medicare or insurance card. We have provided a copy of the new patient forms on this website that you will be asked complete. You may print a copy, complete and bring to your first appointment, or you may come 15 minutes…