New patients

Joining us is simple.

We are accepting new patients of all ages. Here is what to expect, from booking to your first visit.

Four steps.

  1. Book a new-patient visit. Online, or by phone if you prefer. Choose any of our clinicians.
  2. Fill out your forms. We email you a short health history and consent form to complete at home.
  3. We request your records. Tell us your previous doctor and we will ask for your notes, with your permission.
  4. Your first visit. An hour with your new doctor to go over your history, medicines and goals.
A bright, quiet exam room with an exam table, a desk and two chairs

Your first visit

What to bring.

  • Your insurance card and a photo ID.
  • A list of the medicines you take, with doses, or the bottles themselves.
  • Recent test results or letters from other doctors.
  • Your child’s vaccine record, for children and teens.

Insurance

Plans we accept.

  • Aetna
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Cigna
  • Humana
  • Medicare
  • UnitedHealthcare

Plan not listed? Call us before your visit and we will check it for you.

Questions

Good to know.

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes. We welcome children and adults. Book a new-patient visit online or call us, and we will usually see you within a week.

Which insurance plans do you accept?

We are in network with most major plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and Medicare. Call us with your plan details and we will check before your visit.

Can I be seen the same day?

Registered patients can usually be seen the same day for anything urgent. Call us in the morning and we will find you a time.

What do I do after hours?

Call the main number and you will be connected to the doctor on call. In an emergency, call 911.

Can I message my doctor?

Yes. Registered patients can send non-urgent messages, request refills and see test results through the patient portal. We reply within two business days.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of the medicines you take, and any recent test results or letters from other doctors.