Summit Medical Group Tennessee Portal, Doctors & Locations

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Tennessee patient guide · Doctors, locations, portal, urgent care and billing

Use Summit Medical Group Without Calling the Wrong Office or Visiting the Wrong Clinic

Summit Medical Group is a large independent Tennessee medical group with more than 500 providers and more than 90 locations across 23 counties. Its network includes primary care, pediatrics, urgent care, imaging, laboratory services, physical therapy, sleep care and selected specialties.

This guide explains the patient process inside one page: where to start, which type of care to choose, how to schedule, what the portal can do, which insurance plans are listed for 2026, what payments may be due, and how to request records or challenge an unexpected self-pay bill.

Find a Tennessee doctor Open the patient portal Choose the right care
Confirm which Summit organization you need. This page covers the Tennessee practice at summitmedical.com. A patient whose doctor is in New Jersey, New York or Connecticut likely needs Summit Health, which has a separate website, location system, billing process and patient portal.
Do not use online scheduling for an emergency. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, possible stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or another condition that may be life-threatening.
Service area

More than 90 Tennessee sites across 23 counties.

Provider network

More than 500 physicians and advanced practitioners.

Express care

Four Knoxville-area clinics for patients age two and older.

Main phone

865-584-4747

Information review

Official details checked July 13, 2026.

Start with the correct care path

Which Summit Medical Group service should you use?

PRIMARY CARE Routine, preventive or ongoing care

Choose a family medicine, internal medicine or pediatric office for annual visits, chronic-condition management, medication follow-up, preventive screening and referrals.

Best for: regular care, diabetes, blood pressure, preventive visits, long-term medication management and non-urgent symptoms.
EXPRESS CLINIC Same-day non-emergency problem

Express Clinics evaluate common illnesses and minor injuries for patients age two and older. You do not need to be an established Summit patient.

Best for: flu-like illness, sore throat, earache, rash, nausea, urinary symptoms, minor cuts, sprains and possible simple fractures.
911 OR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Potentially life-threatening symptoms

Urgent care is not a substitute for emergency treatment when delay could place a person at serious risk.

Use emergency care for: chest pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke warning signs, uncontrolled bleeding or loss of consciousness.
Fastest practical rule: Use your regular physician office when the problem can wait, Express Clinic when it needs same-day outpatient attention, and 911 or an emergency department when the condition could threaten life or permanent function.

Jump directly to the patient task you need

Important instructions are explained below so you do not have to open several official pages simply to understand the process.

Avoid the wrong portal

Summit Medical Group Tennessee and Summit Health are not the same patient system

Use this Tennessee guide when
  • Your office is in Knoxville or another Tennessee county.
  • Your paperwork says Summit Medical Group.
  • Your portal is hosted through the Tennessee Summit athenahealth account.
  • The main address is on Dick Lonas Road in Knoxville.
You may need Summit Health when
  • Your provider is in New Jersey, New York or Connecticut.
  • Your appointment confirmation says Summit Health.
  • Your office refers you to a different Athena portal.
  • Your billing office uses a New Jersey or New York contact.
Portal safety check: Before entering your date of birth, payment information or medical details, compare the organization name and location on your appointment notice with the portal heading.
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Tennessee coverage

Summit Medical Group locations and counties served

Summit reports more than 90 sites in 23 Tennessee counties. All listed Summit locations are described as having convenient parking and wheelchair access, but the services available at each building are different.

East Tennessee core

Knox, Anderson, Blount, Campbell, Cocke and Union counties.

Smoky Mountain area

Sevier, Jefferson, Hamblen and Greene counties.

Plateau and valley

Cumberland, Roane, Morgan, Loudon, Monroe and McMinn counties.

Additional service areas

Bradley, Hamilton, Scott, Putnam, Davidson, Sumner and Williamson counties.

Do not choose a location by distance alone

Confirm that the location offers the service you need
Confirm that your selected provider works there
Check whether the office accepts new patients
Verify your exact insurance product at that office
Check whether a referral or physician order is required
Review the live closing page on the appointment day
Local travel tip: A physician office, laboratory, imaging center and physical therapy clinic may be separate facilities. Check every address on the appointment itinerary instead of assuming all services occur in the same building.
Search locations by county and service Check current closings and delays
Appointment workflow

How to schedule the right Summit Medical Group visit

Choose the care category first Decide whether you need primary care, pediatrics, a specialty, imaging, laboratory work, physical therapy, sleep services or same-day Express care.
Search by ZIP code, county or physician Use the physician directory when you need a doctor. Use the location directory when you already know the service but need the nearest facility.
Check new-patient status A provider may appear in the directory but may not be accepting new patients. Pediatric provider availability is published by office and can change.
Verify the exact insurance product Do not ask only whether an insurer such as Aetna, Cigna, BlueCross or UnitedHealthcare is accepted. Give the office the complete product and network name printed on the card.
Ask whether an order or referral is needed Imaging, physical therapy, sleep testing and specialty appointments may require clinical documentation, an order, prior authorization or an insurance referral.
Schedule through the correct channel Call the physician office directly for medical questions and appointment help. Use the portal when that provider offers online scheduling. Express Clinic appointments use the separate Express scheduling system.
Save the exact office details Record the provider name, street address, suite, arrival time, phone number, parking instructions and cancellation deadline.
Cancel at least 24 hours ahead Summit states that a missed appointment or late cancellation may result in a $40 fee.
Appointment call script
“I would like to schedule with [provider or service]. I am a [new/existing] patient. My insurance is [full plan and network name]. Can you confirm that this provider and location are in network, whether I need a referral or prior authorization, what records I should bring, and the amount expected at check-in?”
Find a physician Check online appointments
Prevent delays

What to bring to a Summit Medical Group appointment

Government-issued photo identification
Current primary and secondary insurance cards
Referral or authorization when required
Medication list with dose and frequency
Allergy and adverse-reaction list
Recent test results or outside medical records
Name and contact of your regular pharmacy
Copay or expected self-pay amount
Questions written in priority order
A legal-representative document when applicable

Information that makes a symptom visit more useful

1
Timing

When did the problem start, and is it improving, worsening or changing?

2
Pattern

What triggers it, relieves it or makes it return?

3
Treatments tried

List medicines, home treatments and their effect.

Useful local shortcut: Save the direct number for your physician office. Summit directs medical questions, refill requests and appointment concerns to the treating office rather than the central billing number.
Same-day non-emergency care

Summit Express Clinics: services, hours and Knoxville locations

Summit Express Clinics treat patients age two and older. You do not need to be an established Summit Medical Group patient.

Common illnesses

Cold and flu symptoms, sore throat, earache, allergies, rash, nausea, vomiting and urinary problems.

Minor injuries

Minor cuts requiring stitches, sprains and evaluation of possible uncomplicated fractures.

Vaccinations

Available vaccines may include flu, COVID-19, hepatitis, pneumonia, shingles, MMR, Tdap, HPV and others.

Hours require a final live check: The general clinic page lists daily hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and says all sites close from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch. The scheduling page announces a 7 a.m. opening for Bearden Hill and Fountain City. Verify the selected clinic before driving.
Summit Express Clinic addresses and direct phone numbers
Clinic Address Phone Practical note
Farragut 10820 Kingston Pike, Suite 11, Knoxville, TN 37934 865-671-6720 Confirm the day’s opening and lunch closure before arrival.
Powell 7545 Barnett Way, Powell, TN 37849 865-824-1524 Use for non-emergency same-day outpatient concerns.
Fountain City 103 Midlake Drive, Knoxville, TN 37918 865-687-7704 The scheduling page announces an earlier 7 a.m. opening.
Bearden Hill 6537 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919 865-558-9822 The scheduling page announces an earlier 7 a.m. opening.
Go directly to emergency care when needed. An Express Clinic is not appropriate for chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, stroke symptoms, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or another serious emergency.
Schedule an Express Clinic visit Check clinic closings
Online patient tools

What the Summit Medical Group patient portal can do

A
Appointments

Request, schedule where enabled and review appointment information.

M
Messages

Send routine, non-emergency questions to the care team.

Rx
Refill requests

Request prescription renewals without waiting on the phone.

T
Test results

Review results released to the portal for testing after September 1, 2020.

$
Billing

Review available account information and make online payments.

P
Patient access

Manage routine care tasks from home without making a separate visit.

The portal is not monitored as an emergency service. Do not send urgent symptoms and wait for a reply. Call the office for time-sensitive clinical guidance or call 911 for an emergency.
Sign in to the Summit portal
Portal troubleshooting

What to check when the Summit portal does not show what you need

The portal logo or state looks wrong Confirm that you opened the Tennessee Summit Medical Group portal rather than Summit Health in New Jersey, New York or Connecticut.
An older result is missing Summit specifically describes portal results for tests occurring after September 1, 2020. Request older information from the physician office or medical-records department.
A recent result has not appeared The laboratory may have completed the test while the provider has not yet reviewed or released it. Contact the ordering office when the expected timeframe has passed.
You changed your phone or email Ask the physician office to verify the contact information associated with your patient account before attempting repeated password resets.
The appointment is not available online Not every provider, appointment type or location offers the same online scheduling options. Call the individual physician office.
You need proxy access for a child or adult Contact the treating office for the correct authorization and identity-verification process instead of sharing another person’s password.
A refill request is time-sensitive Send the request early and call the physician office if the medication may run out before the normal response window.
The bill looks unfamiliar Compare the service date, provider, insurer explanation of benefits and patient balance before submitting payment.
Care available inside the network

Summit Medical Group services explained in plain English

Service, purpose and preparation question
Service What it is used for What to confirm before the visit
Primary care Preventive care, common illness, chronic-condition management, medication follow-up and referrals. New-patient availability, insurance network and records needed.
Pediatrics Routine and illness care for children, growth monitoring and preventive services. Age range, vaccine records and which listed providers currently accept new patients.
Diagnostic imaging DEXA, calcium screening, CT, EMG and nerve conduction, lung screening, mammography, MRI, nuclear imaging, ultrasound and X-ray. Order, authorization, fasting instructions, contrast preparation and expected patient cost.
Laboratory Blood and other diagnostic testing ordered by a clinician. Fasting, medication instructions, collection time and whether the lab is in network.
Physical therapy Evaluation, education and individualized treatment for pain, weakness, restricted movement, illness or injury recovery. Referral, therapy authorization, visit limit and home-exercise expectations.
Sleep services Evaluation and treatment of sleep-disordered breathing, insomnia, restless legs, limb movement and shift-work problems. Consultation requirements, testing type, insurance authorization and overnight instructions.
Eye care Optometry and ophthalmology evaluation and treatment. Medical versus vision insurance, dilation plans and transportation if vision may be temporarily blurred.
Specialty care Selected specialties include rheumatology, sports medicine, infectious disease, sleep medicine, hospice and palliative medicine, ophthalmology and optometry. Referral, specialist availability and required prior records.
Imaging accreditation

Summit states that its diagnostic imaging centers are accredited by local and national agencies, including the American College of Radiology.

Central laboratory

Summit reports processing more than 28,000 tests per day and making many results available within 24 hours through its daily courier system.

Sleep accreditation

Summit describes its Knoxville sleep facility as accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

Result timing tip: A laboratory may technically complete a test before the ordering clinician reviews, interprets and releases it. Ask the ordering office when and how you should expect communication.
2026 plan information

Insurance accepted by Summit Medical Group in 2026

Summit participates in many commercial, marketplace, Medicare, TennCare and vision products. Acceptance is based on the exact product, network, provider and location—not merely the insurance-company name.

Never rely only on a general plan list. Call the Summit office and the insurer using the member-services number on the card. Ask both parties to verify the provider, location and planned service.
Major 2026 accepted plan categories and limitations
Category Plans or networks listed Important limitation
Aetna commercial Open Choice, Traditional Choice, Managed Choice, Elect Choice, PPO and POS products. Aetna Medicare Advantage is listed as not accepted; selected Medicare products may vary by office.
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Commercial Blue Network P and S; marketplace Blue Network S; selected BlueCare Plus, BlueAdvantage, BlueCare and TennCare products. Blue Networks L and E are listed as not accepted.
Cigna HMO, POS, PPO, EPO, Open Access Plus, Local Plus, selected GWH and Cigna Connect products. Confirm the exact network and service location.
Farm Bureau Commercial plans. Farm Bureau Medicare Advantage is listed as not accepted.
TRICARE TRICARE Standard, Prime and TRICARE for Life. Referral and authorization rules may still apply.
UnitedHealthcare commercial PPO, HMO, POS, Select Plus, Heritage Choice, Heritage Select and Heritage Plus. Medicare Advantage acceptance is much narrower.
Marketplace Alliant at select locations, Ambetter subject to state and ZIP, BCBST Blue Network S, Cigna Connect and UHC Individual Exchange plans. UHC exchange plans are listed as unavailable at Greeneville locations.
Original Medicare Original Medicare, including supplement plans. A supplement does not replace the need to verify the treating provider and service.
Medicare Advantage Selected BCBST, Humana, Aetna, HealthSpring, Devoted and UnitedHealthcare products. Many products are accepted only at selected locations.
TennCare BlueCare, TennCare Select, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan and Wellpoint. Confirm provider assignment and referral requirements.
Vision EyeMed, March Vision, Spectera, Davis Vision and Superior Vision. VSP Vision Care is listed as not accepted.

Plans specifically listed as not accepted

Commercial and marketplace
  • BCBST Blue Networks L and E
  • Oscar plans
Medicare products
  • Aetna Medicare Advantage
  • Farm Bureau Medicare Advantage
  • Wellcare plans
  • Wellpoint Medicare Advantage
Special limitations
  • Most UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage products
  • VSP Vision Care
  • Some plans accepted only at selected offices
Important UnitedHealthcare exception: The 2026 list says UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete HMO D-SNP is accepted at all Summit locations. Secure Horizons, including AARP products, and UHC Complete Care may be accepted only at selected locations.
Insurance-verification call script
“My plan is [full product and network name], member ID [number]. I am scheduling with [provider] at [exact location] for [visit, test or procedure]. Is this provider and location in network for this service? Do I need a referral, prior authorization or facility-specific approval, and what amount should I expect to pay?”
Check the live 2026 insurance list Call Patient Relations: 865-212-3618
Billing and payment rules

What patients should know before paying a Summit Medical Group bill

Provide complete insurance information Summit files claims using the information supplied by the patient. Bring updated primary and secondary insurance cards and verify demographic information.
Pay the visit-time amount Copay, deductible and coinsurance amounts are due when services are provided according to the insurance contract.
Allow the insurer to process the claim Compare the insurer’s explanation of benefits with the Summit statement. An explanation of benefits is not itself a medical bill.
Review the remaining patient balance After insurance pays or denies its portion, the remaining covered or non-covered amount may become the patient’s responsibility.
Question mismatched details before paying Check the service date, provider, location, procedure description, insurance payment and adjustment before assuming the balance is correct.
Self-pay

Summit accepts patients who choose to pay out of pocket when insurance is unavailable or not being used.

Restricted insurance filing

Services a patient asks Summit not to submit to insurance must be paid in full at the time of service.

Late cancellation

A missed appointment or cancellation made less than 24 hours in advance may result in a $40 fee.

Billing-question call script
“I am calling about the statement for service date [date]. My account shows [amount], but my insurer’s explanation of benefits shows [amount or status]. Please explain the charge, insurance payment, adjustment and patient responsibility, and tell me whether the claim needs correction or reprocessing.”
Billing and insurance questions

865-212-3618

1-800-289-9545

Published hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Eastern.

Online payment

Use the Summit athenahealth portal only after checking the organization name, account and service date.

Open payment portal
Self-pay cost protection

How the Summit Medical Group Good Faith Estimate process works

A Good Faith Estimate is intended for patients who do not have insurance or who have coverage but choose not to use it for the planned service.

Ask when scheduling Request a written estimate covering the expected service and related costs such as testing, prescription drugs, equipment and facility fees when applicable.
Know the timing rule When a service is scheduled at least three business days ahead, the estimate should be provided within one business day after scheduling.
For appointments scheduled farther ahead When the service is scheduled at least 10 business days ahead, the estimate should be provided within three business days.
You may ask before scheduling Summit states that a requested estimate should be provided in writing within three business days even when the service has not yet been scheduled.
Save the estimate Keep the complete estimate, provider name, date, service description and any messages discussing the quoted amount.
Compare the final bill Review whether the billed provider, facility and service match the estimate rather than comparing only the total.
$400 dispute threshold: Summit states that a bill at least $400 higher than the Good Faith Estimate from that provider or facility may be disputed. Save both the estimate and bill and contact Patient Relations at 865-584-4747.
Review the official estimate notice
Medical-record request

How to request Summit Medical Group medical records

Choose online or paper submission Summit allows an online records request or submission of its Authorization for Disclosure of Medical Information form.
Identify the patient completely Enter the legal name, date of birth, address, telephone number and patient number when known.
Use a specific date range Request only the period needed. A clear beginning and ending date can reduce delay and unnecessary pages.
Select the record type Options include the complete record or selected consultation reports, examinations, X-ray reports, visit notes, laboratory tests, images, billing information or behavioral-health records.
Complete sensitive-information consent The form requires separate initials to release information related to HIV or AIDS, mental-health care, or alcohol and drug treatment when those records are included.
Name the recipient and purpose Provide the person or organization receiving the records and where the records should be sent.
Sign the authorization The patient normally signs. A parent, legal guardian, estate representative or surviving spouse may need supporting documentation in special circumstances.
Allow processing time Summit asks patients to allow up to 10 days for delivery.
Summit Medical Group records department
Method Official detail What to include
Phone or fax 865-212-2293 Patient name, birth date and request status when calling.
Email questions records@summithealthcare.com Avoid sending unnecessary sensitive details in an unsecured message.
Mail Summit Medical Group, Attn: Datavant, 1275 Dick Lonas Road, Suite 200, Knoxville, TN 37909 Completed signed authorization and required representative documents.
Online Start from Summit’s official medical-records page. Verify the patient identity and requested recipient before submission.
Who may sign? A parent or legal guardian may sign for a minor. A legal guardian for an incompetent patient should include durable power-of-attorney documentation. For a deceased patient, Summit instructs the estate executor or surviving spouse to include a death certificate.
Start the official records request
After the appointment

How to handle results, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up

You are waiting for a test result Check the portal, then contact the ordering office if the timeframe discussed at the visit has passed. Ask whether the test is complete, pending review or awaiting release.
A result is marked abnormal Do not diagnose yourself from a flag alone. Reference ranges and clinical importance depend on the test, symptoms and medical history.
You need a routine refill Submit the request before the medication runs out. Include the medication name, strength, directions and correct pharmacy.
The pharmacy says no prescription arrived Confirm the pharmacy location and whether the medication requires a new appointment, monitoring test or insurance authorization.
A specialist has not contacted you Ask the referring office whether the referral was sent, which specialist received it and whether insurance authorization is complete.
An imaging center has no order Contact the ordering office rather than repeatedly calling unrelated Summit locations. Confirm the exact imaging facility and fax destination.
Your symptoms are worsening Contact the treating office for clinical guidance. Use emergency care immediately when serious warning signs develop.
You need a complete copy for another doctor Use the formal medical-record request rather than relying only on portal screenshots.
Result follow-up script
“I had [test] on [date] ordered by [provider]. I was told to expect the result by [timeframe]. Can you confirm whether the test is complete, whether the provider has reviewed it, and how I should receive the interpretation and next-step instructions?”
Local patient shortcuts

Practical Tennessee tips that can prevent repeat calls and wasted trips

01
Check every facility separately

A provider office may be open while its imaging, laboratory or therapy location has changed hours.

02
Plan around Express lunch closure

The general urgent-care page states that all Express sites close from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

03
Use the full insurance name

“BlueCross” or “UnitedHealthcare” is not enough. Give the office the exact network shown on the card.

04
Keep the direct office number

Medical questions and refills belong with the physician office, not the central billing department.

05
Ask for costs before testing

Confirm the professional fee, technical fee, facility, contrast charge and insurer authorization when relevant.

06
Request records early

Summit asks patients to allow up to 10 days, so do not wait until the day before a specialist appointment.

07
Cancel before the 24-hour cutoff

Late cancellation or a missed appointment may trigger a $40 charge.

08
Save estimates and authorization numbers

Keep screenshots or written copies in case the final bill or insurance decision differs.

09
Check weather-related closings

Review the live closing page on the appointment day, especially when traveling from another county.

Use the correct department

Summit Medical Group contact directory

Who to contact for each patient task
Need Contact Best use
Medical question Your physician office directly Symptoms, clinical advice, refills, appointments and care instructions.
Main organization 865-584-4747 General routing and Good Faith Estimate bill disputes.
Billing and insurance 865-212-3618 or 1-800-289-9545 Insurance verification, statements and patient balances. Published hours are 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Eastern.
Medical records 865-212-2293 Record requests, authorization questions and request status.
Records email records@summithealthcare.com Non-urgent records-department questions.
Patient feedback wecare@summithealthcare.com Experience feedback. Summit says messages are answered Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; do not use for medical questions.
Do not send urgent medical symptoms by ordinary email. Contact the treating office directly, use emergency services when appropriate, and avoid sending unnecessary protected health information through unsecured channels.
Administrative address

Summit Medical Group main office map

Summit Medical Group
1275 Dick Lonas Road NW, Suite 201
Knoxville, TN 37909
Main phone: 865-584-4747
This is the main administrative address, not automatically your clinical appointment location. Confirm the street address and suite shown in your appointment confirmation before traveling.
Patient questions answered

Summit Medical Group frequently asked questions

Which Summit Medical Group does this page cover?

This guide covers the Tennessee organization headquartered in Knoxville. Patients in New Jersey, New York or Connecticut generally need Summit Health and its separate portal.

How many locations does Summit Medical Group have?

Summit reports more than 90 sites across 23 Tennessee counties. Services, providers and hours differ by location.

How do I make an appointment?

Find a doctor or service location, confirm new-patient and insurance status, then call the physician office or use online scheduling when available. Express Clinic appointments use a separate scheduling page.

What can I do through the patient portal?

You may request or review appointments, send routine messages, request refills, view released test results and review billing information.

Can anyone use Summit Express Clinics?

Express Clinics accept patients age two and older, including people who are not already established Summit Medical Group patients.

What are Express Clinic hours?

The general page lists 8 a.m.-8 p.m. daily with a 2 p.m.-3 p.m. lunch closure. The appointment page announces 7 a.m. openings at Bearden Hill and Fountain City. Check the live page before travel.

Does Summit accept my insurance?

Acceptance depends on the exact insurer, product, network, provider, service and location. Verify with both Summit and your insurance company before the appointment.

Does Summit accept BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee?

Many BCBST products are listed, including Blue Network P and S and selected Medicare and TennCare products. Blue Networks L and E are listed as not accepted.

When is payment due?

Summit states that copays, deductibles and coinsurance are due at the time services are provided. Any remaining balance after insurance processing may also become the patient’s responsibility.

Is there a missed appointment fee?

A missed appointment or cancellation made less than 24 hours before the visit may result in a $40 fee.

Can I ask for a written cost estimate?

Uninsured patients and patients choosing not to use insurance may request a Good Faith Estimate before receiving scheduled services.

What if my self-pay bill is much higher than the estimate?

Summit states that a bill at least $400 higher than the estimate from the same provider or facility may qualify for dispute. Save both documents and call Patient Relations at 865-584-4747.

How do I obtain my medical records?

Use the official online request or complete the disclosure authorization form and submit it by fax or mail to the records department.

How long will my records request take?

Summit asks patients to allow up to 10 days. Missing signatures, incomplete dates or absent representative documentation can cause delays.

Final live actions

Official Summit Medical Group tools

The important rules and patient workflows are explained above. Use the official system only when you are ready to complete a live search, schedule, payment, portal login or records request.

Find a doctor Find a location Patient portal and payment Express Clinic appointment 2026 insurance list Request medical records Office closings
Independent patient-information notice:

USMedicalGroup.org is not Summit Medical Group and does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, appointment scheduling, billing processing or insurance guarantees. Medical services, provider availability, hours, insurance participation and patient policies can change. Confirm time-sensitive details with the treating office.

This guide is educational and does not replace professional medical advice. Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.

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