Patient Info Center

Opt for comfortable clothing that allows easy access to your upper arm and feet/ankles, as we will check blood pressure, circulation, and nerve function. Avoid full-length nylon stockings if possible.

Please bring a list of your current medications, the medications themselves, a notebook and pen for any notes, and any questions or concerns you wish to discuss. Additionally, bring any recent lab results, scan reports, or ER information.

A licensed Nurse Practitioner and possibly a Physician Assistant. 

You will discuss your current medications, allergies, family history, personal medical history, and any recent ER visits or hospitalizations. We will review safety, including fall risks and medical equipment needs, and conduct a variety of health checks such as blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, height, weight, and more. Depending on your situation, further screenings may include circulatory issues, nervous system function, bone density, and diabetes review.

We dedicate one hour per patient to ensure we have ample time to address all your needs, answer your questions, and cover important details thoroughly.

An electronic summary of your visit will be sent to your Primary Care Physician and insurance company. You won’t need to take any further action unless instructed otherwise. Note that while our Nurse Practitioners can prescribe medication, your Primary Care Physician will handle prescriptions as they are more familiar with your medical history.

You are welcome to bring a trusted companion if it helps you feel more comfortable or if you need assistance with translations or note-taking.

There is no out-of-pocket cost for this appointment as it is covered by your health insurance company.

We accept most major insurance plans. Please verify with your insurance provider to confirm your coverage.