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Your time is valuable, especially when you’re dealing with an illness or injury. That’s why we’ve collected information here to help you make the most of appointments and have additional resources to support you between visits.
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Scheduling and Canceling Appointments
When you’re ready to make an appointment, just call us at (425) 709-7055.
Our office understands your time is valuable and will always make every effort to be respectful of that time. To make sure we can see all the patients who need us, we kindly ask for the same courtesy.
If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, we ask for at least 24-hours’ notice to give the opportunity for another patient to have that spot.
We understand conflicts come up suddenly and can be out of your control. For this reason, we offer an after-hours answering service you can reach anytime, day or night. Just call our office at (425) 709-7055 to be directly connected.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
Bringing the right information to your appointment can save you time and make your visit more effective. Things to bring include:
- Your insurance card.
- Patient forms, if you printed and filled them out at home.
- Physician referral forms, if required by insurance.
- A list of current prescription or over-the-counter medications you are taking, including dose and frequency.
- Related details about your medical and surgical history.
- Any recent X-rays, labs or other related records you may have.
Provider Referrals Required
Our physicians see patients on a referral basis only from another physician. Please contact your primary care provider to initiate a referral to our office.
Please have them send your most recent chart notes, labs and any relevant medical imaging that may be pertinent to your appointment. We must have your notes in our office before your appointment with our team.
Most insurances do not require a referral to be processed through them. However, if you have an insurance that does require this, you are responsible to make sure this is in place prior to your visit with us. If a referral is required and not processed prior to your appointment, you may be responsible for the cost of your visit.