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New Patient Intake / SelfReferral Formulas complete and return to initiate the scheduling process. Thank you! Patient Name: DOB: / / Age: Height: Weight: Emergency Contact: Contact Number: Relationship:

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1. To fill out the new patient intake self-referral form, follow these steps:
2. Start by providing your personal information such as your name, date of birth, and contact details.
3. Fill in your medical history, including any previous diagnoses, surgeries, allergies, or ongoing medications.
4. Answer all the provided questions regarding your current symptoms, the duration of the issue, and any relevant information about the condition.
5. If applicable, provide details about your insurance coverage and policy information.
6. Finally, review the completed form for accuracy and make sure all the required fields are filled. Sign and date the form before submitting it.
7. Note: If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact our office for guidance.

Who needs new patient intake self-referral?

1. New patient intake self-referral is required for individuals who:
2. - Are seeking medical care from our clinic for the first time.
3. - Have not been referred by another healthcare professional.
4. - Want to provide their own background information and medical history to ensure accurate assessment and diagnosis.
5. - Have experienced symptoms or health issues that require professional evaluation and treatment.
6. - Wish to establish a patient-provider relationship with our clinic.

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What is new patient intake self-referral?

New patient intake self-referral is a process that allows patients to initiate their own healthcare service requests without needing a referral from another healthcare provider.

Who is required to file new patient intake self-referral?

Patients seeking to receive specific medical services or treatments without a prior referral from another physician are typically required to file a new patient intake self-referral.

How to fill out new patient intake self-referral?

To fill out a new patient intake self-referral, patients need to provide personal information, the reason for seeking care, medical history, and any relevant documentation as required by the healthcare provider.

What is the purpose of new patient intake self-referral?

The purpose of new patient intake self-referral is to streamline the process for patients to access necessary medical services independently and improve patient access to care.

What information must be reported on new patient intake self-referral?

Information that must be reported includes the patient's personal details, contact information, symptoms or health concerns, medical history, and any medications currently being taken.