FAQ
We make every effort to be available for your health needs. To help us serve you better, we do have a few office policies, and when you visit we ask that you sign a form stating you understand them. The following are frequently asked questions regarding our policies.
Visit the page Telehealth.
Yes, for non-urgent issues. Email and the internet have made life easier for us all. One way in which it can help you is by serving as an additional way for you to direct a specific question to your provider. Providers working with us welcome email contact for routine, non-urgent matters, but not for emergencies and scheduling appointments. If you have an urgent matter, please call our office; in case of an emergency, call 911, or go to your nearest emergency room. Administrative requests, like scheduling appointments, can be addressed by calling the office. Please remember, most email that anyone sends, unless special security measures are taken (like 64-bit encryption), may not be fully secure or confidential.
No, but we do provide superbills. In order to provide you with the highest quality of care, without restrictions imposed by insurance companies, doctors and therapists affiliated with us are not members of any insurance panels. This means the provider is able to spend more time and attention devoted to your care, because their first priority is your care, not the interests of an insurance company. However, if you have insurance coverage for out-of-network providers (PPO insurance), you should be able to be reimbursed by your insurer. For more information, please contact your insurer for specific details about your coverage and how to obtain reimbursement for your visits here. A statement summarizing your visits with our office can be obtained by asking your provider or calling the office.
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Visit the page Resources.