In case of emergency please call 911 or go to your nearest crises center or emergency room.
What can I expect at an appointment?
Telemedicine: Due to the pandemic, the healthcare industry has experienced a shift in operations to protect physicians and patients from exposure to the coronavirus. The use of telemedicine and remote care services are critical to the safe management of the COVID-19 pandemic, while also ensuring uninterrupted care. Telehealth/Telemedicine spans a continuum of technologies that offer new ways to deliver care including:
—Real-time, audio-video communication tools (telehealth) that connect physicians and patients in different locations.
—Store-and-forward technologies that collect images and data to be transmitted and interpreted later.
—Remote patient-monitoring tools such as blood pressure monitors, Bluetooth-enabled digital scales and other wearable devices that can communicate biometric data for review (which may involve the use of mHealth apps).
—Verbal/Audio-only and virtual check-ins via patient portals, messaging technologies, etc.
Normal Operations (on hold): When you arrive at the clinic, the staff will greet you and seat you at the waiting room. We will examine you as quick as possible – average waiting time is 15 minutes.
What happens if I am a new patient?
You may have referred yourself, have been referred by another specialist or by Medical Insurance. We will discuss your problem and ask about your medical history. A thorough examination will then follow. We may request examinations and tests to assist and support our diagnosis.
We will discuss with you the results of your examinations and we will recommend the proper treatment.
What happens if I need a prescription?
We may prescribe medication for your condition. Please let us know in case you have any allergy or other medical condition. If you have already been taking drugs prescribed by your primary care practitioner (PCP), please bring them with you for clarification or possible drug interactions and correlations with the new condition.
Insurance and Billing
We may prescribe medication for your condition. Please let us know in case you have any allergy or other medical condition. If you have already been taking drugs prescribed by your primary care practitioner (PCP), please bring them with you for clarification or possible drug interactions and correlations with the new condition.
Do I need referral?
If you have private insurance with an affiliate, the referral can be sent from your insurance company to us by fax or e-mail. We suggest that you contact your insurance in order to obtain this referral before your visit to our offices.
If you don’t have an insurance coverage, feel free to call us. The billing procedure is as explained above.
Do you have parking facilities?
Yes, free parking is available in front and around the clinic
