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Brent Fleming, DDS James Gurus, DDS Jay L. Nut, DDS Fred Pitch, DDS PATIENT INFORMATION SHEET Name (First, Initial, Last) Preferred Name Home Address Home Phone City, State, Zip Code Cell Phone Employed

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How to fill out new patient forms:

1. Start by reading through the instructions on the forms carefully. It is important to understand what information is required and how it should be filled out.
2. Provide accurate personal information such as your full name, date of birth, and contact information. This ensures that the healthcare provider can easily reach you and properly identify your records.
3. Fill in your medical history, including any pre-existing conditions, surgeries, allergies, and medications you are currently taking. This information helps the healthcare provider understand your medical background and provide appropriate care.
4. Don't forget to disclose any family medical history that may be relevant to your health. This can include conditions that run in your family, such as diabetes or heart disease.
5. If applicable, provide insurance information, including your policy number and any necessary authorizations or referrals. This allows the healthcare provider to bill your insurance company accurately.
6. Review your completed forms to ensure you haven't missed any sections or made any errors. It is crucial to provide accurate and complete information to ensure the healthcare provider can provide the best care possible.

Who needs new patient forms:

1. New patients who are seeking medical care or treatment at a healthcare facility are typically required to fill out new patient forms. These forms help healthcare providers gather important information about patients and their medical history.
2. New patient forms are necessary for individuals who have not previously been seen by the healthcare provider or who are establishing care with a new healthcare facility or provider.
3. Even if you have been to the same healthcare provider before but haven't been seen recently, you may be asked to fill out updated new patient forms to ensure that the information on file is accurate and up to date. This helps healthcare providers provide quality care and ensure patient safety.

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What is new patient forms?

New patient forms are documents that collect important information about a new patient's medical history, insurance details, and personal information.

Who is required to file new patient forms?

New patients visiting a healthcare provider or facility are required to fill out new patient forms.

How to fill out new patient forms?

New patient forms can be filled out either electronically or by hand, following the instructions provided by the healthcare provider or facility.

What is the purpose of new patient forms?

The purpose of new patient forms is to gather necessary information to provide appropriate medical care and to ensure accurate billing and insurance processing.

What information must be reported on new patient forms?

New patient forms typically require information such as personal details, medical history, insurance information, emergency contacts, and consent for treatment.