What to expect at your first appointment
Your first visit is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, review relevant medical history, and consider next steps with your physician. An evaluation does not necessarily include a procedure that day.
Preparing for your visit
- Confirm the appointment time and office location with the practice.
- Ask which identification, insurance cards, referrals, and records to bring.
- Prepare an up-to-date list of medicines and allergies.
- Write down questions and the daily activities you would like to improve.
- Ask in advance about transportation, language, or accessibility needs.
Procedure preparation is individualized. Ask for specific instructions; do not stop medication or fast unless your treating team directs you to do so.
Insurance information
The supplied practice brochures state that most insurance is accepted and filed. Contact the office and your insurer to confirm network status, referral requirements, prior authorization, and potential out-of-pocket costs before scheduling.
Patient forms
Practice-approved forms will be added here when available. No medical forms or upload endpoint are active on this website.
Contact the office for the approved method of obtaining and returning paperwork.
For referring clinicians
The practice brochures describe communication of evaluation findings, treatment recommendations, and follow-up notes to referring clinicians. Contact the office to confirm the current referral process and required records.
The brochure-listed fax is (570) 752-6442. Verify the recipient and the office’s approved records-transfer process before sending patient information. Do not upload or email medical records through this website.
Frequently asked questions
How do I request an appointment?
Use the call action on the Contact page. The same central phone number serves all three offices. No online booking platform is active yet.
Do I need a referral?
Requirements can depend on your insurance and the practice’s scheduling policies. Confirm both before your visit.
Will I have a procedure at the first visit?
An initial visit focuses on evaluation and planning. Any procedure timing depends on clinical assessment and scheduling arrangements.
Can I send medical records through this website?
No. This website does not accept medical records or patient intake information. Ask the practice for its approved secure process.
Which insurance plans are accepted?
Check with both the office and your insurer about your specific plan before arranging care.