No one likes paperwork, but it is a fact of life. And unfortunately, paperwork and computer work have increased dramatically for us with telemedicine. So, we are striving to make the process of paperwork and computer work as easy as possible for everyone. Also, this procedure helps us to keep costs low for you.
Please see Appointment Information for more about the telemedicine procedure.
1. Welcome Packet (single-sided, return entire packet except intro page and diagram page which we will go over at your appointment, only return the Medicare page if you have Medicare)
If the appointment is for your child, then ALL parents/guardians must sign the paperwork; you can use your photo ID.
2. Copy of official photo identification, such as driver's license or passport.
3. Pertinent labs or tests arranged by dates with the most current on top and without staples. (We do not need duplicate labs over the years; just the most current. Also, we do not need previous office notes.)
4. Please MAIL the above items to 26 Dover Trail, Coventry, CT 06238 so that they arrive within one week from NOW. (Please do not scan/email or fax these forms; we need the originals. And
please do not mail certified or insured or signature or any other way
that requires us to visit the PO in order to avoid a $125 pick-up fee.)
1. Medication and Supplement List (single-sided)
2. Symptom List (single-sided)
3. Telemedicine Consent (only if you have not already signed a copy after October 31, 2021, single-sided)
4. Patient Registration (only if your contact information has changed)
Please make sure that the above forms arrive 2-5 days prior to your appointment so that we can get ready for your appointment.
You can email (thehealthypath@gmail.com) OR fax them (937-712-3161)
OR mail them (26 Dover Trail, Coventry, CT 06238).
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