Patient Resources

Arrive prepared. Use the visit to make a decision.

A complete record helps the care team understand what has already been tried and what questions still need answers.

Before Your Visit

Consultation checklist.

Bring what lets the consultation start with evidence rather than recollection.

Photo ID & insurance card
Bring current identification and insurance information. Call the office to confirm plan participation before your visit.
Imaging
Bring the actual MRI, CT, or X-ray images when available — not only the written radiology report.
Medical records
Include recent clinic notes, operative reports, pathology, and prior treatment summaries relevant to the concern.
Medication list
List prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, supplements, allergies, and the doses you currently take.
Your questions
Write down the decisions you want help making, including alternatives, recovery, and what may happen without treatment.
A support person
Consider bringing someone you trust to take notes and help remember the discussion.

Records & Imaging
The office will explain approved transfer options.
Do not send full medical records through the general website form. After intake, staff can provide instructions for an appropriate transfer method.
Insurance & Cost
Confirm details before care.
Network participation, referrals, authorizations, and patient responsibility vary. Call the office and your health plan for current information.
Insurance & Billing
Appointments
Confirm the visit location.
Clinic schedules and availability can change. Confirm the address and arrival time when the appointment is scheduled.
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Medical emergency? Call 911.

Do not use a website form or chat. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For non-emergency scheduling, call (469) 947-7463.