F.A.Q
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. We work with major insurance plans. Our team can help verify coverage before your visit. For more information check our Insurance page in our Resources tab.
What do I need to bring to my medical visit?
1. a government issued ID
2. a list of active medications
3. previous primary health care provider and specialist information
4 medical records
Do you offer same day appointments?
Yes. Please call us to schedule an appointment.
Do you take walk-ins?
Yes, we do!
Do you administer sports/school/employment/travel physicals?
Yes!
How soon will we hear about lab results?
Typically, it will take us between 7-10 business days to review and contact you regartding your test results.
If I’d like a copy of my medical records, how can we do so?
For a copy of your medical records for another Physician, please have them contact us directly and we can then forward a copy to their office. If you are looking for a copy of your records to keep personally, we require that request through the patient portal or a signed “Authorization for release of health information pursuant to HIPAA” form and this can be found online or at our office.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes, our practice is currently accepting new patients. Please call our office directly to set up an appointment.
What is a sick visit?
Sick visits are appointments with your doctor that you make in order to discuss acute or chronic symptoms or health concerns. Sick visits may be schedules in advance or on the same day. An adult sick visit can happen at any time. Sickness or allergy attacks do not have set schedules. These types of ailments need medical attention right away. Busy work schedules demand quick diagnosis and treatments plans. That is why there are adult sick visit clinics available. If you want to find out when you must go to one, here are the details. Going to an adult sick visit can give you immediate relief. Symptoms may prevetn the patient from working or performing tasks for the day. Your sick visit is designed to get you feeling better as quickly as possible.
What is a treatment plan?
That might include medicine, lifestyle recommendations like resting for a few days, or actions you can take to minimize your symptoms once you are home if you are feeling under the weather.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes, our practice is currently accepting new patients. Please call our office directly to set up an appointment.
