Bring your insurance card, Photo ID, and any relevant coverage details for verification.
Preparing for Your Appointment
Include prior imaging, lab results, or medical notes relevant to your condition.
Bring a list of current prescriptions, supplements, and their dosages for accurate review.
Record your symptoms, their duration, and their triggers to guide your provider during the visit.
Share Your Health History
Providing a clear picture of your experience helps us create a treatment plan just for you.
Symptoms & Concerns
Describe what you’re experiencing and when symptoms began.
Past Treatments
List previous therapies, medications, or procedures that did or didn’t help.
Lifestyle Factors
Include exercise, sleep, nutrition, and daily activities affecting your health.
Goals & Priorities
Share what outcomes matter most to you, like pain relief, function, or quality of life.
Our Approach
Personalized Care Continues Wherever You Are
Our telehealth options make it easy to follow up after your visit, review progress, or ask questions without returning to the office.
Financing Your Care
We accept a wide range of insurance plans and offer flexible financing options. Our team will help you understand coverage, co-pays, and payment options for a smoother experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our pain management consultations are $325 for patients paying out of pocket. However, many of our treatments can be covered by insurance.
Consultations will take as long as needed for your provider to comprehensively diagnose and propose detailed treatment plans for your conditions. They are booked for 1 hour time blocks to ensure you have adequate time to have your concerns addressed.
Yes, your physician will initiate and personally monitor your progression through your treatment plan. You will not be switched or see different providers during your treatment.
Most appointments do not require fasting or special preparation unless your provider gives specific instructions. Check with our team if you’re unsure.
Arriving 10 to 15 minutes early allows enough time to complete any forms, so your appointment starts on time.
Yes! Having a support person can help with taking notes, asking questions, and providing comfort during your visit.
