New Pediatric Patients
Welcome to our practice! To ensure a smooth first visit, please select and complete the appropriate patient form. Once submitted, our team will contact you to finalize your appointment details and answer any questions you may have. We’re excited to care for you!
Ready to start feeling better?
Fill Out the New Pediatric Patient Screening Form
NEW ADULT PATIENTS:
- Parents, complete and submit the screening form electronically; do not print and bring it. USE A COMPUTER FOR BEST RESULTS. You may not be able to complete the form on a mobile device, like a phone.
- You can access the screening form by choosing any date on the form. THIS IS NOT YOUR APPOINTMENT, IT IS JUST A PLACE HOLDER.
- The date you choose **** WILL NOT BE YOUR ACTUAL APPOINTMENT, DO NOT SHOW UP EXPECTING AN APPOINTMENT ON THAT DAY *****.
As you go through the onboarding process with the New Patient Coordinator, he will help you schedule your actual appointment. Once scheduled you will get a text and a phone call asking you to confirm that appointment prior to arrival. Your text will look something like this:
- If you do not receive a text or phone call then you do not have an appointment scheduled yet. If you do not receive the confirmation text, your appointment is not confirmed. Please make sure you confirm that you are coming in order to hold your appointment.
- Generally, we are 2-3 months out for appointments, but when you finish the onboarding process with the New Patient Coordinator, he will check for the first available appointment and get you scheduled then. Newborn appointments have blocked times and will be scheduled more quickly.
- Your child cannot be seen without all forms being completed and submitted electronically.
- If you experience issues submitting the form on your phone, try submitting it on a computer.
- You can review videos of our Pediatric team here.
Ready to be our next success story? Fill out our New Patient Screening Form ABOVE and we'll get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Integrative Health Patients
The medicine landscape in the US has been gradually progressing towards a more personalized and holistic approach to healing. A significant part of this progress has been the combination of western medicine and alternative medicine, a concept described as ‘integrative medicine.’
This approach to healthcare encompasses a patient’s sense of community, mind, and spirituality into the healing process, aspects largely ignored in conventional medicine. As a result, the approach caters to the whole person rather than a small affected area of their body, and this helps reduce reoccurrences of illness.
Typically, integrative medicine or complementary and alternative medicine has gotten a gradual reception. Still, its demand has been progressively increasing in the United States hospitals as it continues to get evidence-based backing.
Research shows that patients who receive integrative medicine are more likely to have reduced or alleviated pain. This results in a decrease in hospital expenses. Integrative health patients incur slightly higher costs than those who use conventional medicine.
However, evidence-based data shows that integrative health patients have reduced all-risk mortality after discharge, which may prevent additional expenses from future admissions.