After your initial appointment has been set up, you will be sent a link to a patient portal and initial paperwork. Please complete your paperwork via the link sent to you in your intake packet. Intake packet information includes:
· Notice of Privacy Practices
· Informed Consent for Treatment
· Consent for Telehealth Treatment
· Demographic Information
· Emergency Contact
· Financial Information and Payment Forms
· Additional Information on AMHAW policies
If you are not able to fill out these forms online, I can send you written versions to fill out and return. If you are unable to fill these forms out due to a disability, please let me know and we can make arrangements for a longer session to accommodate your intake. Please discuss this with me prior to your appointment, so I can make arrangements to support you.
Filling out the forms prior to your appointment is important as they allow me to review your medical history, medication, and personal information to help facilitate your first appointment.
What can you expect at your first appointment? This appointment is the start of your evaluation, in which I will be obtaining information from you to help me understand your concerns, symptoms, medical history, and your goals and how I can help you achieve them. Within the first couple of sessions, we will work together to form a treatment plan that works for you and meets your needs.
AMHAW uses a patient portal for engagement to improve health care outcomes and patient satisfaction. The patient portal enables patients to communicate with me via a HIPPA compliant platform and gives access to their electronic medical records. Use the patient portal to communicate with me for questions, concerns, prescription refills, lab results, and appointments.
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