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Frequently Asked Questions
If I need an antibiotic, do you offer telehealth visits? Yes! We utilize a secure telehealth network that will link to your mobile device or computer. During that visit all of your needs will be discussed just like being in the office. You will be required to pay your copay for telehealth visits.
What happens if I No-Show to my appointment? If you No-Show to your appointement, you will be charged a fee of $40 and will not be scheduled for future appointments until that fee is paid. If you have 2 No-Show appointments in one calendar year, you will be discharged. Always call the office and cancel your appointment so you will not be charged a No-Show fee.
What happens if I do not pay my bill? If a patient does not pay their bill, they will no longer be offered appointments. This may disrupt medication refills and is not advised. A patient that has not paid their bill will be discharged and sent directly to a collection agency. Please understand that when a patient No-Shows, that time slot could have been utilized by another ill patient.
Does Dr Wood see patients in the hospital? No. Dr Wood does not see patients in the hospital. That would be the responsibility of a hospitalist physician that is on call for Dr Wood's patients.
Does Dr Wood see kids? Yes. Dr Wood starts seeing patients at the age of ten years old.
Does Dr Wood see medicare patients? Yes. Dr Wood has many patients in the practice over the age of 65.
Does Dr Wood provide Osteopathic Manipulations in the office? Yes. Dr Wood does offer manipulations in the office; however, the cost is $50 and is not covered by insurance.
Can Dr Wood cut off a mole on my back? Yes. Dr Wood is skilled in dermatology and has been performing minor surgeries in the office for years.
If I want to switch to Wood Family Medicine do I need to have my records transferred? Possibly. At Wood Family Medicine, we start each patient as a new patient and build a history from the ground up. If there is something in your medical history that is ongoing and is necessary for Dr Wood to have, we can request it from your previous provider.