What to Bring to Your First Appointment
To help make your first visit as smooth as possible, please bring:
First Appointment Checklist
~45 min
Typical first appointment
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Photo ID
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Insurance card
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Medication list
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Prior imaging or medical records, if available
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Referral paperwork, if required by your insurance
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Completed patient forms if possible
Patients are encouraged to complete paperwork before arrival to help reduce wait times.
Updated Paperwork (Printable)
Prefer paper? Download, complete, and bring your updated forms to your next visit.
Financial Policy
Download, complete, and bring this form to your first appointment.
Notice of Privacy Practices
How we collect, use, and protect your health information.
Returns on Medical Products
Guidelines for returning medical products purchased at our offices.
Insurances Not Accepted
A list of insurance plans we are currently unable to accept.
New Medicare Cards
Information for patients regarding updated Medicare card requirements.
What to Expect DuringYour First Visit
Your first appointment is designed to help our doctors fully understand your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals. During your visit, we may discuss:
- Your current symptoms and how long they have been present
- Prior injuries, treatments, or surgeries
- Medical conditions that may affect foot and ankle health
- Activity level, work demands, or sports participation
- Footwear habits and daily discomfort
Depending on your condition, additional evaluation may include:
- Physical examination
- Gait and movement assessment
- Diagnostic imaging, such as in-office X-rays
- Discussion of conservative and advanced treatment options
- Surgical consultation if needed
- Regenerative medicine treatment discussion when appropriate
Our team works to explain your condition clearly and help you understand your treatment options before moving forward with care.
