First-Time Patients
Before Your Appointment:
- Bring a valid photo ID and insurance card
- Complete new patient forms (available on our website or arrive 15 minutes early)
- Bring a list of current medications and supplements
- Gather any relevant medical records or test results from other providers
- Write down questions or concerns you want to discuss
- Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy access to the area of concern
During Your Visit:
- Comprehensive medical history review
- Physical examination focused on your vascular or wound concerns
- Discussion of symptoms and how they impact your daily life
- Review of diagnostic tests or imaging if needed
- Personalized treatment plan development
- Detailed explanation of recommended procedures or therapies
- Opportunity to ask questions about your condition and treatment options
After Your Appointment:
- Detailed treatment plan and next steps
- Scheduling of follow-up appointments or procedures
- Coordination with other healthcare providers if needed
- Educational materials about your condition and treatment options
- Clear instructions for any prescribed medications or home care
Follow-Up Appointments
Appointment Reminders: We'll call or text to remind you of upcoming appointments.
Rescheduling: If you need to reschedule, please call at least 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fees.
Questions Between Visits: You don't have to wait until your next appointment if you have questions or concerns about your treatment. Our clinical staff is here to help and can often address your worries over the phone, giving you peace of mind between visits.
Progress Monitoring:
Healing doesn't always happen in a straight line, and we know that. We'll keep a close eye on how you're doing and make changes to your treatment plan whenever needed to keep you moving in the right direction.
Checklist: What to Bring
Required Documents
- Photo Identification: Driver's license or state-issued ID
- Insurance Card: Current insurance information (both sides)
- Referral Forms: If required by your insurance plan
Medical Information
- Current Medication List: Include prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, and supplements with dosages
- Medical Records: Previous test results, imaging studies, or reports from other doctors
- Surgical History: List of previous surgeries, especially vascular procedures
- Family History: Information about family members with vascular conditions
- Symptom Journal: Notes about when symptoms
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