PATIENT RESOURCES
We want to make sure your time with us is as productive and effective as possible. Taking some simple steps to prepare for your visit helps you get the most out of your appointment.
Prepare for Your Visit
Prepare for Your Visit
Before Your Appointment
Plan to arrive 15 minutes ahead of your appointment time.
Bring your prescription bottles or a list of your medications, including herbs and vitamins. This list should include the name of the medication, dosage and the provider who prescribed it to you.
Bring any previous, relevant medical records you may have.
Follow any pre-appointment instructions you may have been given (fasting, liquids, medicines, etc.).
Before you leave, make sure you have your health insurance ID card and picture ID (for example, your driver’s license).
After your appointment
We invite you to complete a Patient Comment Card. Tell us about your experience so we can serve you better. You may also receive a survey by email.
Some things to remember
If you can’t make your appointment, please call the scheduling line to cancel it. This will help us use that time for another patient.
Make sure to get any needed tests done in advance. This way your provider has them to review at your appointment.
Be honest with your provider. Make sure to tell him or her any health concerns you might have
Patient Forms
Patient Forms
Access commonly used patient forms including filling out new patient registration packet
Health and Wellness Tips
Heed the mind-body-spirit connection.
“When my spirit is ailing, usually my body is also,” says LeMole, who tunes up her body a bit with more healthful eating and more movement. “My emotions, mind and spirit greatly improve.” Experts say foods that help calm anxious jitters include nuts, seeds and dark leafy greens, which are rich in magnesium. Sardines, salmon and walnuts provide omega-3 fatty acids; an omega-3 deficiency can contribute to fatigue, mood swings and depression.