Your first visit, step by step
Here is exactly what happens, in order, so nothing surprises you.
The path
From first call to ongoing care
5 minutes
Call us
Tell us a little about your situation. We'll answer questions and schedule your appointment with a Patient Access Coordinator.
One short visit
Enrollment appointment
Come to your scheduled appointment. Bring your documents. A Patient Access Coordinator will review everything with you and answer any questions you have.
Days to weeks
First appointment
Once you're set up as a patient, we schedule you with a provider. Depending on the season, that is days to a few weeks out.
As long as you need
Ongoing care
Follow-ups, medications from our pharmacy, labs, and dental are all coordinated for you, in one building.
What to bring
Three documents. That's the whole list.
Photo ID
A driver's license, state ID, or passport for each adult applying.
Proof of income
Recent pay stubs, a benefits letter, or last year's tax return for everyone earning money in your household.
Proof of address
A utility bill, lease, or piece of official mail showing where you live.
What to expect
A few things worth knowing
- ¿Prefiere español?
- Tell us when you call. We'll do our best to arrange language help for your visit.
- Care is by appointment only
- We offer early and late appointments in order to accommodate the scheduling needs of our patients.
- Getting here
- We're at 1315 Tatum Drive with free parking on site. Trouble with transportation? Ask us. Our coordinators help arrange rides.
Find us
Hours and directions
Hours
- Clinic office
- Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Patient Access Coordinators
- By appointment, Monday–Friday
- Pharmacy
- Tuesday 8 am–5 pm, Thursday 1–6 pm
Care is by appointment. Call us to get started as a new patient.
Ready when you are.
Our professional and welcoming Patient Access Coordinators are available by appointment Monday through Friday. Call us!