No. A physician has a right to determine whom to accept as a patient, just as a patient has the right to choose his or her physician. A physician also may terminate a patient without cause as long as the termination is handled appropriately (see California Medical Association guidelines) or for further information visit their Web site at www.cmanet.org and go to "Terminating Patients".

Yes, we accept new patients. As a benefit to our patients, our dental practice keeps well abreast of the latest developments in preventive, restorative and cosmetic dentistry. As leaders in general dentistry we will do everything possible to provide you and your family with the excellence in dental care that you've come to expect and deserve.

The FDA cleared the device for over-the-counter use after accepted clinical data demonstrated that patients successfully operated the device after reading the User Manual without any help or recommendations from physicians. A Quick Guide and User Manual are included with the device and a flash demo and further information is available on the RESPeRATE website. For those who need additional support, our product specialists are available toll-free to provide unlimited phone support.

There are scenarios and instances where a hearing professional does see patients in the physicians’ office, but all arrangements like this should also be handled in a business setting and discussed with your attorney. Start with the nurses. If you can begin educating the nurses, the doctor will probably follow. Even set up an open house with the free screening certificates (see Strategy Booklet) for the nurses and staff.

There are three tiers of Alzheimer's disease, each expressing the progression and degree of severity of the patient's condition. Level 1 reflects the early symptoms of the condition while Level 3 is characterized by the latent, more serious effects of the disease (If not known for prospective resident, please consult his/her physician). We care for all three levels and provide hospice care upon request by the family or relevant party.

A: Yes, but Medicare rules state the ARNP or PA may ONLY bill under their own number and cannot bill under the physician's number when either 1) performing a service on their own or, 2) for outpatient services only, when combining or splitting an Evaluation and Management Service (E/M) with a physician for: a new patient; a consultation; or an established patient with a new problem.

New patients first fill out a questionnaire of past medical history, their present symptoms, and all the medications they’re currently taking. They are then interviewed by a nurse who obtains a detailed history of their symptoms and information about their environment. Depending on their medical condition, patients then receive specialized testing for allergies or lung function, if needed, followed by an evaluation by Dr. Jain.

Yes, we are currently accepting new patients. Depending on which practitioner you are planning to see your wait could be up to three weeks.

Patients who have been prescribed telithromycin and are not suffering side effects such as jaundice should continue taking their medicine as prescribed. Patients who notice any yellowing of their eyes or skin or other problems like blurry vision should contact their healthcare providers.

We welcome new families to our practice. We take care of our patients from birth through age 21 years or until they have a child, marry, or are emancipated. We do not accept new patients who are 15 years of age or older because they will age out of our practice and have to choose another new physician in a short time.

Yes, we are currently booking new patients for all practitioners at the clinic. Please contact our office to inquire about the next available appointment for new patients.

Dr. Hayden continues to accept new patients all the time. We particularly welcome other family members into the practice.

Chiropractic Physicians use what is referred to as conservative care as their primary approach to illness and injury. This ‘conservative care’ consists of methods including: adjustments (manual therapy), physical therapy, therapeutic exercise, lifestyle changes, and may include nutritional or vitamin supplements. The chiropractic approach to long-term health care is holistic, stressing the patient's overall well-being.

Here is a link to our online Physician Directory, which includes contact information for the entire medical staff. If you would like additional information, you may contact our Marketing Department at (989) 356-7351