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COVID-19 Updates | We are still seeing patients. Telemedicine visits are available for current patients.

About Your First Visit

What to  bring

What to bring:

Your insurance information: Bring your insurance card or any additional insurance information.

New patient forms: Please fill out all new patient forms and bring them with you. Click here to download the forms.

Medications: Bring a full list of your current medications and dosage.

List of questions: Write down any questions you have, so you don't forgot to ask your physician at your visit.

Paper and pen: Be sure to take notes during your visit, so you have them to refer to and share with loved ones.

A friend or loved one: Whenever possible, bring along a friend or loved one to your appointments. They provide valuable support and serve as an extra pair of eyes and ears to ensure good communication.

What to expect

What to expect:

Your physician: The physician you are scheduled to see at your initial consultation will remain your primary provider throughout treatment. At your first visit, you meet the doctor for a new patient evaluation.

Length of visit: We take the time to conduct a thorough evaluation at your consultation, so a first visit can last one to two hours. We ask that you plan accordingly.

Additional tests, x-rays or scans: Your physician may request additional tests, x-rays or scans to best guide your treatment.

Your care team: In addition to your physician, you may also meet oncology nurses, advanced practice providers, radiation therapists, CT/PET technologists, pharmacists, laboratory technicians and clinical research coordinators who will be part of your treatment.

At the end of your visit, you'll schedule your next appointment.

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