Frequently Asked Questions (8 entries)

• How does it all work?
  At our health centers you are not just another number. When you become a patient with us you will be assigned a primary care provider. This gives you the chance to ...
• What is a CNP?
  At your visit you may see a Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP) instead of a doctor. CNPs are registered nurses who have completed advanced education, are board certified, and are trained to ...
• Do you accept new patients?
  Our health centers are currently accepting new patients of all ages. We are taking patients with all insurances including Medicaid (Molina, Amerigroup, Caresource, etc.), Medicare, and those without any insurance coverage ...
• How do you handle Rx refills?
  Please bring a list of all your medications each time you see the doctor. The best time to ask for prescription refills is during your regular visit. When you miss a ...
• How do appointments work?
  All visits to our health centers require an appointment. We ask new patients to be sure to arrive 25 minutes early to your appointment to allow time to fill out paperwork. ...
• What if I miss an appointment?
  We allow a total of 3 missed appointments within a 12 month period for each family member. Each time you miss an appointment you will receive a postcard and upon the ...
• What if I need to cancel an appointment?
  If you are unable to make it to an appointment, please call at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled visit so that we can see another patient during that ...
• How do I pay?
  Co-pays are due in full at the time of your visit. As a service to you, we will bill your health insurance company (if insurance coverage is confirmed). Co-payments and deductibles ...