What to expect
Excellent, patient-focused care
New patients are welcome!
No matter your age, income, or insurance status, we want to support you to feel healthy and cared for during all stages of life. Whether you need an annual check-up, help when you feel sick, ongoing care for chronic conditions, or dental care, or mental health support, our team is here for you. We are committed to provide personalized, compassionate care designed just for you.
Your health, your story, and your needs matter to us. We want to become your trusted medical home for all of your health and wellness needs.
payment information
insurance accepted
- Medicaid
- CHIP
- Medicare
- Veteran's Choice Program
- Sliding Fee Scale Program
- Additional Discount Programs
- Commercial Insurance such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, United, and more
what to Bring
to your first appointment
Are you a new patient?
When you come to your first appointment, our team will help you establish care and identify programs that can assist you with your healthcare needs. We recommend you bring:
- ID or birth certificate
- Proof of address
- Proof of income
Financial Assistance
If you're facing financial difficulties, we're here to help.
Sliding Fee Scale
Discount program available
We believe everyone deserves access to quality healthcare services no matter their income or financial situation.
We understand that medical expenses can be a burden, and that’s why we offer a sliding fee scale to help make our services accessible and affordable for you and your family.
Our sliding fee scale can help lower the cost of medical services based on your income level and family size. This means that the amount you pay for medical services will be based on your ability to pay, which helps you receive the care you need within your budget.
Patient-Centered Medical Care
experience the difference
As a Patient-centered Medical Home, we commit to treat everyone who comes through our doors with dignity and respect, regardless of race, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, political affiliation, or ability to pay for services.
You, the patient, are the most important part of a patient-centered medical home. You take an active role in your health and work closely with us, so that you can be certain to get the best individual care.
How does a Patient-Centered Medical home benefit me?
- We’re available when you need us and can get you seen quickly.
- We know about your personal or family situation and can suggest treatment options that make sense for you.
- We help you understand your condition(s) and how to care for yourself.
- We explain your options and help you make decisions about your care.
- We help you coordinate your health care for any services we may not offer on site
We are on your side to help you make informed decisions and navigate the medical, dental, and mental health services you may need.
Patient Rights and Responsibilities
What you need to know
As a patient, we want to partner with you to help you feel well and healthy during all stages of life.
As a patient, we ask that you provide accurate information to help our staff best serve you. This includes medical history, availability for appointments, and financial information to identify available discount options or programs available to you.
As a provider, we commit to listen to you, partner with you, and provide trustworthy, confidential care delivered with the utmost dignity and respect.
As a patient, you always reserve the right to receive clear information about your services, to refuse treatment to the extent permitted by law, and to be informed of any risks of refusing treatment.
After Hours Care
If you need assistance outside of regular office hours, our Nurse Advice Line is here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Health concerns can happen at any time.
To speak with a Registered Nurse any time of day or night, call 800-343-1577.
We can help you with:
- Symptoms you cannot or do not know how to manage,
- Proper dosage of medication,
- Deciding whether to see your doctor or seek urgent care.
If you or a family member are having a life-threatening condition, immediately call 9-1-1 or go to the emergency room*
