Our direct phone number for appointments is: 330-723-3256
Scheduling your appointment in the most expeditious way is critical to your complete
health care.
To ensure that we offer an appointment that meets your needs, please follow these
guidelines:
Scheduling your appointment in the most expeditious way is critical to your complete
health care.
To ensure that we offer an appointment that meets your needs, please follow these
guidelines:
 | Call well in advance for non-emergency visits. | |
| Help us to make the appropriate appointment by giving us complete information | |
| about the reason for your visit. | ||
| Each family member requires his or her own appointment time. | |
| Please arrive at the time assigned, due to the check in process. You may be | |
| asked to reschedule if you arrive late. | ||
| Please give us a 24-hour notice if you need to cancel. | |
| Urgent appointments may be scheduled with the physician available to meet | |
| your immediate health care needs if your own doctor is not able to see you. | ||
| A history of broken appointments could result in a charge or dismissal from the | |
| practice. | ||
| New Patients: Please see our New Patients page prior to making an | |
| appointment. All new patients must complete the Patient Registration Form and bring it with you to your appointment (or fax it to our office prior to your appointment at 330-722-6731). | ||
| Current Patients: If you need to update any of your information (insurance, | |
| address, etc.) complete the Patient Registration Form and bring it with you to your appointment (or fax it to our office prior to your appointment at 330-722- 6731). | ||
| Patients under 18, brought into the office by anyone else other than their | |
| parent or guardian, must have a permission slip or chart documentation in order for the physician or physician assistant to treat. |
| Forms: Please complete patient portion prior to leaving it at the office. Forms will be filled out within 5-7 days, call before picking them up to be assured of their completion. Patient/Physician relationship: For continuity of care it is best to see the same physician at each visit if possible. Non-emergency appointments: Will be scheduled with your primary care physician. |
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