<p>This depends on the type of appointment you have, but here are some caveats:</p>
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    <li>Always bring your insurance card(s) (your secondary insurance card too).</li>
    <li>Bring your completed forms (downloaded from our website) or go to our website and update information updating any personal or insurance information changes since your last appointment.</li>
    <li>If you are a new patient, bring your driver&rsquo;s license.</li>
    <li>Bring a proper form of payment for your copay and/or other charges for your visit not covered by your insurance, parking is free</li>
    <li>Always bring a current list of medications &ndash; including non-prescription medications, herbs, vitamins, and any other treatments that you receive regularly but intermittently (like hormone injections or chemotherapy).</li>
    <li>Always bring a current list of any medicines or products to which you are allergic or have had a bad reaction. </li>
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<p>If you are coming for a physical exam, normally you will want to be fasting (don&rsquo;t eat anything for at least 6 hours before your appointment; drinking water is OK). Some medications require you to eat before or when you take them. Check with your doctor if you are not sure whether to take your medication if you have to fast. <br />
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If you have been referred to us after being treated by someone else (especially for follow-up care), please bring records from your previous treatment(s). <br />
Other appointment types may have special requirements. We will inform you if you specifically need to do something before an appointment.<br />
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<strong>How do I request a copy of my medical records? </strong><br />
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We require written authorization to release your medical records to someone other than yourself. You can send us a request by printing out our online form.<br />
Our office will contact you to answer any questions and inform you of any processing fee required to complete your request</p>