
Policies,Documents, & Latest Research
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IMPORTANT DOWNLOADABLE DOCUMENTS
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Your FIRST VISIT Forms
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Authorization Form: for Release of My Records to this clinic
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Consent for Use and Disclosure of Protected Health Information
OTHER Downloadable Documents:
OUR POLICIES
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Co-pay Patients: Your insurance company really does require co-payments for services to be paid at the time of your appointment. Please pay on the Phreesia mobile check-in website, or at the front desk. An administration fee may be charged for co-pays not paid within the same business day.
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Self-pay Patients: Payment for services is due at the time you check in.
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Late Arrival: If you check in 10 minutes late for your appointment, you could be rescheduled. Late arrival for infusions: you will be fit in if possible.
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Early Arrivals: Please do not arrive too early, unless you are a new patient. We wish to avoid parking lot blues of limited spaces.
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Cancellation Policies: A charge will be applied to your account when 48 hour notice is not given to us. This applies to all types of visits.
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Office Visit 'NO SHOW' fee is $50.00
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Injection 'NO SHOW" fee is $100.00
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Infusion 'NO SHOW' fee is $150.00
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Our Privacy Policy. This notice informs you how your health information may be used and disclosed and how you can get access to this information (updated PrivacyPolicies).
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No Cell Phones Please. In order to improve patient experiences and better serve you, we have a No Cell Phone policy. Please be courteous to staff and other patients, and turn off your cell phone while you are in clinic, exam rooms, & lobby.
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We are a no-opioid clinic.
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New Patients: we do not prescribe opioid pain medication for chronic conditions. We will treat your underlying conditions.
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Thank you for your cooperation.
HOW DO I . . .
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Questions about your statement and other questions about your financials: CALL AMELIA OUR BILLER DIRECTLY. (469) 759-9770
NEWLY DIAGNOSED?
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Watch the VIDEO from the American College of Rheumatology on being recently diagnosed with a rheumatic disease.