Appointments

To request a follow-up appointment with a specific provider, you can try calling the office where you saw the provider previously and speaking with a receptionist. You can explain that you would like to schedule a follow-up appointment with the same provider, and the receptionist should be able to assist you in booking a new appointment. You may be asked to provide some personal and contact information, as well as the reason for the follow-up visit and any relevant medical history. If you have trouble reaching the office or if the receptionist is unable to schedule the appointment for any reason, you may need to try contacting the provider directly or seeking care elsewhere.

To cancel or reschedule an appointment if you are unable to make it, you will typically need to contact the office where the appointment is scheduled. This can typically be done by calling the office and speaking with a receptionist or by sending an email. You may be asked to provide your name, the date and time of the appointment that you wish to cancel or reschedule, and the reason for the change. It is generally a good idea to cancel or reschedule appointments as far in advance as possible, as this allows the office to schedule other patients in your place and helps to ensure that the provider’s time is used efficiently. Some offices may have a policy in place that requires you to give a certain amount of notice, such as 24 hours or 48 hours, in order to cancel or reschedule an appointment without incurring a fee.

On our website click on “PATIENT FORMS” tab and print out all appropriate forms. Read all forms carefully, fill out all forms and sign them.

Bring all completed forms with you this will save you a lot of in waiting room. If you are being referred by another doctor, Please bring referral slip all records, insurance information and all lab and MRI reports with you.

If you don’t have reports or films please bring the name and contact number of the place where it was done.

If you are not being referred please bring your insurance information and any MRI’s- X-rays of the affected area.

• You should arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to complete paper work.

When scheduling an appointment, you may be asked to provide some or all of the following information:

• Your first and last name
• Your email address
• Your telephone number
• Your gender
• Your location (e.g., your city and state)
• The reason for your visit (e.g., general check-up, specific symptom or concern)
• Any relevant medical history or current medications
• Your preferred provider or type of care (e.g., primary care physician, specialist)
• Your preferred appointment date and time

This information may be collected through a form on the provider’s website, over the phone with a receptionist, or in person at the office. Providing this information helps the provider to understand your needs and to prepare for your visit. It is important to be as accurate and specific as possible when providing this information, as it can affect the care that you receive.