X-rays, CT Scans, M.R.I.'s, or Bone Scans as deemed appropriate by your physician and done within 2 years of your referral.

If you would prefer to be seen at a clinic this can be arranged, however appointment times are less flexible and will be limited to Monday ? Friday, 9am-5pm.

In depth symptom intake ? in order to understand the underlying, or external factors that might be contributing to your symptoms, and to understand the ROOT cause of your concerns / symptoms. The blood work and urine testing is done by a medical laboratory, and the fees for the blood work and urine testing are included in your first visit).

This again will de dependent on the case. In some cases the information provided by your referring veterinarian is sufficient for us to proceed. In others we may suggest additional staging such as radiographs (x-rays), a CBC (complete blood count — blood work), or even an ultrasound or CT. Some of the tests can be done during your visit others may need to be scheduled for a different day dependent on availability.

It depends on your ability to learn and the time you spend on preparing for the exam. We have recommended steps for how to prepare and to get the maximum out of this site. As far, our experience goes, a month's preparation time is sufficient.

The clinic tests are not very invasive. The most you will have to do is roll up one sleeve to give blood. The tests are listed on the test page. The tests are voluntary. Giving blood will help us with the study, but if you don't want to then we will respect your wishes. There are many advantages of having the blood test. The blood test gives more accurate and complete information on your health than most other health tests.

Most of our patients traveling from out of state fly in to the John Wayne Airport (Orange County). Most major airlines fly into the airport. The Marriott and Four Seasons hotels provides a shuttle from the airport to the hotel. Please check with each hotel to confirm airport transfers prior to arrival.

No. Although we regularly receive referrals from GPs, Consultants and other health professionals, many of our patients are 'self-referrals' or referred by a friend or family member.

No. Our physicians, physical therapists and professional staff treat all kinds of patients with all kinds of injuries. Athletes and non-athletes alike receive the same level of care and service, and we treat each patient based on his or her individual condition and goals.

To keep our costs low, we do not have a direct sales force or commission based sales reps. Our only sales channel is our on line store saving you the commission rates.

We have a small staff who are appropriately trained in the techniques we use. Generally you are seen by the same staff on each occasion.

A single scan can predict the chance of a fracture. However, if some patients continue to have risk factors or take medications (steroids), then a second scan may be done 2-3 years later. Fortunately, it does not. Other conditions associated with low bone density include osteomalacia, some malabsorption conditions of the bowel, and disorders of childhood. It is important to rule out these problems as they require different treatment to osteoporosis.

No. For male Chlamydia tests we can send you a pot in which you can send your urine sample to us by post. The results would be available next day. However if the results are positive you will have to come to clinic to see the doctor.

You and your family may have many visits as you work through your issues and concerns. Follow up appointments are made for you at the clinic discharge desk as you leave. Also, if you give us permission, a member of our clinic team may contact you and/or your school to see how you are doing. We might send a letter about your care to you at your home. Also, with your permission, we will send a letter to the physician that referred you so he or she knows how you are doing.

Recommended preparation is a requirement that you should have met to be successful in the course. It is not a mandatory requirement, but is based on many years of experience and expertise of the faculty teaching the course. For example, PHYS 3A (Physics for Science and Engineering I) has a recommended preparation of PHYS 2A (General Physics.

The risks of breast and cervical cancer increase with age. Women over 40 should have a mammogram every year and a Pap test every one to three years.

Patients with new onset or suspected heart failure should have a history and physical exam, lab tests (chemistry panel, CBC, Urinalysis), electrocardiogram (ECG) and chest x-ray. These will determine if the presentation fits the diagnosis of heart failure. An echocardiogram will assess left ventricular function and is important for finding the cause and severity of heart failure. Additional tests may follow as necessary. top

Yes, we will help your student prepare for both exams. We highly recommend that you contact us at least six weeks before the test so our tutors have enough time to help the student prepare. Although we only require one hour a week of tutoring, our experience has been that two hours a week for test prep is the most effective. The rate is the same as our hourly rates for all other subjects of tutoring.