Advocare Stoll Medical Group 2026: Doctors & Portal

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Philadelphia and King of Prussia patient guide

Choose the Right Stoll Medical Group Doctor, Office and Patient Tool Before Your Visit

Advocare Stoll Medical Group combines primary care with allergy and immunology, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology and orthopedic medicine across Philadelphia and King of Prussia.

This guide explains what the practice actually offers, how appointments work, what to bring, which insurance plans are listed, how long refills take, how to use Healow, where laboratory specimens are processed and how to request records or question a bill.

Choose a provider Open patient portal Choose the right care
Medical emergency: Do not wait for a portal message, appointment callback or after-hours office response when symptoms may be life-threatening. Call 911 for severe chest pain, possible stroke, major breathing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or a severe allergic reaction.
Locations

Philadelphia and King of Prussia.

Main phone

267-273-1196

Current directory

24 physicians and advanced practice providers listed.

Late weekday hours

Open until 7:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday.

Patient portal

Healow and eClinicalWorks access.

Start with the correct service

Which Advocare Stoll Medical Group care path fits your need?

PRIMARY CARE Preventive, routine or ongoing medical care

Choose primary care for checkups, screenings, chronic-condition management, medication follow-up, vaccines, physicals and common illnesses.

Examples: annual physical, diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, cholesterol, school or work physical and routine health planning.
SPECIALTY CARE A focused condition needs specialized evaluation

Choose the appropriate specialty for allergy, skin, digestive, neurological or musculoskeletal concerns.

Ask whether the provider sees your age group, accepts new patients and requires a referral or previous testing.
SAME-DAY OR EMERGENCY Your symptoms cannot wait for a routine visit

Call the practice for a possible same-day sick appointment. Use emergency services when delay could threaten life or organ function.

Same-day office care is not an emergency department and cannot handle every severe illness or injury.
Fast decision rule: Use primary care for broad medical needs, select a specialty for a focused condition, call early for same-day capacity and use 911 for a true emergency.

Go directly to the patient task you need

The important office rules and next steps are explained here instead of being left behind unexplained links.

Multi-specialty medical home

What Advocare Stoll Medical Group includes

The practice began with a strong primary-care focus but now maintains a broader provider directory with physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners across several specialties.

Primary and preventive care

Annual examinations, routine screenings, immunizations, chronic-disease management, physicals and acute outpatient visits.

Integrated specialty access

Current departments include allergy and immunology, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology and orthopedics.

Extended weekday access

The practice publishes evening hours Monday through Thursday to accommodate patients who cannot easily attend during a traditional workday.

Do not assume every provider works at both offices. Confirm the physician, department, office, suite and appointment time before traveling.
Two Pennsylvania offices

Advocare Stoll Medical Group locations and published hours

Office address, contact and practical arrival information
Office Address Phone and fax Important check
Philadelphia 1528 Walnut Street, Suite 950, Philadelphia, PA 19102 Phone: 267-273-1196
Fax: 267-273-1193 		Confirm the provider and suite because specialty services may use separate office instructions.
King of Prussia 216 Mall Boulevard, Suite 200, King of Prussia, PA 19406 Phone: 267-273-1196
Fax: 267-273-1193 		Confirm the department and suite number shown in the appointment confirmation.
Monday-Thursday

Published office hours: 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

Friday and weekend

Friday: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: closed.

Provider schedules can be narrower than building hours. A specialty may be available only on selected days even when the office itself is open.
Choose the right department

Services and specialties explained in plain language

Specialty, common needs and what to confirm before booking
Department Common reasons for care What to ask first
Primary care Checkups, screenings, vaccines, chronic conditions, common illnesses, travel care, school and work physicals. Does the provider treat my age group and accept my exact insurance product?
Allergy, asthma and immunology Food or drug reactions, asthma, rhinitis, eczema, hives, immune concerns, allergy testing, food or drug challenges and immunotherapy. Should antihistamines or another medication be stopped before testing?
Dermatology Acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, vitiligo, suspicious skin lesions and medical or surgical skin care. Is the visit medical, cosmetic or procedural, and how will insurance treat it?
Gastroenterology Acid reflux, digestive symptoms, fatty liver concerns, colorectal cancer prevention and other gastrointestinal problems. Are referral records, laboratory work or previous procedure reports needed?
Neurology Neurologic symptoms and specialized neuro-immunology evaluation. Should imaging, hospital records or a prior neurologist’s notes arrive before the appointment?
Orthopedic and sports medicine Muscle, joint, tendon, sports and non-operative orthopedic conditions or injuries. Bring imaging discs or reports and confirm whether a referral or procedure authorization is required.
Allergy-testing preparation: Never stop a prescription medication on your own. Ask the allergy department which medicines, if any, should be held and for how long.
Current provider directory

How to select an Advocare Stoll Medical Group provider

The current official directory lists 24 physicians and advanced practice providers. The best choice depends on specialty, patient age, location, insurance participation and appointment availability—not simply the first available name.

Choose primary care or a specialty Start with primary care when you need broad medical evaluation or do not know which specialty is appropriate.
Read the provider’s specialty Confirm family medicine, internal medicine, allergy, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology or orthopedics.
Check the patient age range Some clinicians see adults only, while others treat patients of all ages or provide pediatric and adult specialty care.
Review areas of interest Provider profiles may identify experience with specific conditions, procedures or patient populations.
Confirm the office Ask whether the provider is seeing patients in Philadelphia, King of Prussia or both.
Verify new-patient availability The practice accepts new patients generally, but an individual provider’s schedule may be full or limited.
Verify insurance at provider level A practice-level insurance list does not guarantee that every provider, procedure or facility is treated identically.
Provider-selection call script
“I need a [primary care/specialty] appointment for a patient age [age]. The concern is [brief reason]. My insurance is [full product and network]. Which providers treat this condition, see this age group, accept new patients and work at the office most convenient for me?”
Review all current providers Call 267-273-1196
Scheduling workflow

How to make an appointment without choosing the wrong visit type

Identify the correct department State whether you need primary care, allergy, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology or orthopedic medicine.
Describe the appointment purpose Tell the scheduler whether you are a new patient, need a preventive examination, have a new problem, require follow-up or need a procedure.
Give the complete insurance product Read the plan and network information from the card instead of naming only the insurance company.
Ask about referral requirements Keystone HMO and other managed plans may require PCP selection or a referral before specialty care.
Confirm the location and suite Save the office, provider, department, date, arrival time and suite number.
Ask what records are needed Specialist appointments may require imaging, laboratory results, medication history or previous consultation notes.
Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early This allows time to update demographics, insurance, consent forms and medical history.
More than 15 minutes late: The practice may try to work you back into the schedule, offer another provider or ask you to reschedule.
Appointment call script
“I am a [new/established] patient and need a [preventive/problem/follow-up/specialty] visit. My plan is [full insurance product]. Can you confirm the provider, office, suite, arrival time, referral requirement, records needed and expected payment?”
Review appointment rules Schedule by phone
First-visit preparation

What to bring to your first Stoll Medical Group appointment

Government-issued photo identification
Current primary and secondary insurance cards
Referral or authorization documents
Medication list with dose and frequency
Medication and food allergies
Previous medical and specialist records
Recent laboratory and imaging reports
Hospital discharge instructions
Preferred pharmacy details
Copay or expected payment method
Guardian or proxy documentation
Written questions in priority order
Save time before arrival: The official forms page provides registration and annual consent packets. Patients who do not complete them beforehand are asked to arrive about 15 minutes early.

Bring records that match the specialty

A
Allergy

Previous testing, reaction history, inhalers, epinephrine devices and a list of foods or medicines involved.

D
Dermatology

Current skin products, prior biopsy reports and photographs showing intermittent rashes or changes.

G
Gastroenterology

Procedure reports, pathology, laboratory results, imaging and a timeline of digestive symptoms.

N
Neurology

Imaging reports or discs, hospital records, symptom timeline and previous medication trials.

O
Orthopedics

Imaging, injury date, treatments attempted and information about work, sport or activity limitations.

P
Primary care

Complete medication list, vaccine history, family history and previous preventive screening dates.

Download official patient forms
Acute outpatient care

How to request a same-day sick or urgent appointment

The practice lists same-day sick and urgent-care appointments among its primary-care services. These are scheduled office visits for conditions appropriate for outpatient evaluation.

Call as early as possible Same-day capacity may fill quickly, particularly during respiratory-illness season.
Describe the main symptom first Give the patient’s age, symptom, severity, start time and important medical conditions.
Report emergency warning signs immediately Mention chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, fainting, confusion, major bleeding or a serious allergic reaction.
Accept another qualified provider when appropriate Seeing another available clinician may provide faster assessment than waiting for a preferred provider.
Ask whether testing is available Confirm whether the office can provide the examination, laboratory work or other service your symptoms may require.
Use emergency care when directed An office appointment should not delay necessary emergency treatment.
Same-day call script
“The patient is [age] and has had [main symptom] since [time]. The symptom is [stable/worsening]. Temperature or home reading is [number]. Important conditions are [list]. Is a same-day office visit appropriate, or should we use urgent or emergency care?”
When the office is closed

How after-hours physician coverage works

The practice states that a physician is on call 24 hours a day. Patients should call the regular office number and follow the after-hours instructions.

Appropriate use

An urgent medical concern that cannot safely wait until normal office hours.

Not handled after hours

Routine prescription refills and referral requests are not processed through after-hours coverage.

Emergency symptoms

Call 911 rather than waiting for the on-call physician when immediate treatment may be necessary.

Have the patient’s full name and date of birth ready
Provide a reliable callback number
Explain when the symptom started
List treatments or medicines already tried
Report allergies and major medical conditions
Write down the instructions you receive
Do not use email for urgent clinical information. The practice warns patients not to send personal health information through ordinary office email.
Medication planning

Prescription refill timing and common delays

Routine refill Allow two to three business days for normal processing.
Insurance prior authorization Plan for at least three to five days when the insurer requires additional approval.
Controlled medication The practice states that controlled-substance refills are handled Monday through Friday only.
Clinical follow-up requirement A provider may require an appointment, laboratory monitoring or another safety check before renewing medication.
Request before the medicine runs out Count remaining doses and allow for weekends, holidays and insurer processing.
Use the refill line or portal option provided Follow the office prompts and submit one complete request rather than several duplicate messages.
Give the exact medicine Include name, strength, directions and the prescribing provider.
Identify the correct pharmacy Provide the pharmacy name, street location and phone number.
Explain time-sensitive circumstances Mention upcoming travel, a lost prescription or an insurer change, but do not assume an early refill can legally or clinically be approved.
Refill request wording
“I need a refill of [medicine and strength], taken [directions], prescribed by [provider]. I have approximately [number] doses remaining. Send it to [pharmacy and address]. Please tell me if an appointment, monitoring test or prior authorization is required.”
Do not wait until Friday evening. Routine and controlled-medication requests may not be completed after hours or over the weekend.
On-site blood collection

How laboratory testing works at Stoll Medical Group

The practice states that trained phlebotomists perform blood draws in the office. Labcorp and Quest are used to process specimens.

Confirm the laboratory order Ask whether the order is already in the system and whether every requested test is included.
Ask whether fasting is required Do not fast unless instructed. Confirm whether water, coffee, gum, vitamins and morning medicines are allowed.
Verify Labcorp or Quest coverage Your insurance may prefer one laboratory network over the other.
Confirm collection availability Office hours do not automatically mean that phlebotomy is available all day.
Ask how results will be communicated Results may appear through the portal or be reviewed through a message, telephone call or follow-up visit.
Know when to follow up Ask for the expected processing period because different tests have different turnaround times.
Billing safeguard: Confirm both the ordering provider and the processing laboratory are in network. An office may be covered while a particular outside laboratory is not.
Laboratory preparation script
“Can you confirm that my laboratory order is ready, whether I must fast, which medicines I should take normally, whether Labcorp or Quest will process it, the collection hours and how I will receive the results?”
Healow and eClinicalWorks

What patients can do in the Advocare portal

Advocare uses an eClinicalWorks patient portal with Healow mobile access. The portal guide describes secure access to medical information and communication features.

V
Visit summaries

Review information released from eligible office encounters.

Rx
Medication information

View medication information contained in the portal record.

L
Laboratory results

View results that have been released to the account.

H
Health history

Review selected history maintained within the Advocare electronic record.

M
Secure messages

Communicate about routine, non-emergency matters when the function is enabled.

F
Family accounts

The Healow app can link multiple authorized patient accounts under one login.

Older records may be incomplete. Advocare explains that portal information primarily reflects dates of service after the patient’s care center joined the eClinicalWorks system. Not all information from the earlier record system migrated.

How registration works

Give the office your current email address A registration message is sent to the address recorded by the practice.
Look for the temporary login The email should include a username, temporary password and portal link.
Check spam after 24 hours If the registration message is missing, check junk mail and then contact the care center.
Use the official portal Open the portal from the practice website or use health.healow.com/advocare.
Use practice code EDAFBD in Healow The official portal guide lists this code for locating Advocare in the app.
Open the Advocare portal Open portal forms and FAQs
Portal problem solver

What to do when Healow or the portal does not work

No registration email arrived Wait up to 24 hours, check spam or junk mail and then confirm the email address with the office.
You forgot the username or password Use the Trouble Logging In option on the portal login screen.
The account is locked Advocare states that an account locks after 10 failed login attempts. Contact the care center for a password reset.
An old record is missing The record may predate the eClinicalWorks transition. Request a formal record copy when the information is needed.
A laboratory result is not visible Confirm that the result is final, matched to the correct patient and released by the practice.
You linked the wrong Healow practice Search by practice code EDAFBD and verify that the account identifies Advocare LLC.
A routine message is unanswered Portal messages are not guaranteed to receive immediate attention. Call the office for a time-sensitive concern.
You have emergency symptoms Stop troubleshooting the portal and call 911.
Parent, guardian and adult access

Who can access a family member’s Advocare portal?

Portal access by patient age
Patient age Portal access described by Advocare What families should do
Birth through 11 A parent or legal guardian has full portal access. Confirm that the adult is correctly identified as the parent or guardian.
12 through 17 The adolescent has full access; the parent or guardian proxy has restricted access. Use the formal records process for information not shown through restricted access.
18 and older Previous parental proxy access is revoked. The adult patient may authorize a new full or restricted proxy. Complete the adult Patient Portal Proxy Authorization form.
Restricted adolescent proxy view: The portal guide says a proxy for a patient age 12 through 17 may view demographic information, patient statements, immunization history and the growth chart.
Portal proxy is not the same as legal authority. Advocare explains that a portal proxy differs from a legal guardian or a person holding power of attorney.
Find the proxy authorization form
Verify the exact product

Insurance accepted by Advocare Stoll Medical Group

Plans currently listed as accepted
  • Aetna POS, PPO and HMO
  • AmeriHealth and AmeriHealth Administrators
  • Anthem and other listed BCBS PPO products
  • BCBS Federal Employee Program
  • Cigna PPO
  • Highmark BCBS
  • Horizon BCBS PPO
  • IBC Keystone Health Plan East
  • IBC Personal Choice
  • Medicare
  • Meritain Health
  • Oxford, Tricare Standard and UMR
  • Several listed UnitedHealthcare products
Plans currently listed as not participating
  • Aetna Better Health
  • AmeriHealth Caritas
  • AmeriHealth Value Plan
  • Cigna Connect and Cigna HealthSpring
  • Health Partners Plans
  • Horizon NJ FamilyCare
  • Humana
  • Keystone First
  • Medicaid or Access Card
  • Oscar
  • Tufts
  • UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
Do not rely on the company name alone. The exact HMO, PPO, employer, student, Medicare or network product determines participation.
Read the complete plan name Include the product, network, member ID and group number.
Confirm the individual provider Ask whether the specific doctor or advanced practice provider is in network.
Confirm the location Verify the Philadelphia or King of Prussia office for the scheduled service.
Describe the service Office visits, testing, procedures and outside laboratory processing may have different benefits.
Check PCP selection or referral rules The practice specifically notes that IBC Keystone Health Plan East requires PCP selection.
Call the insurer too Ask for the representative’s name and a confirmation reference number.
Insurance verification script
“My plan is [complete product and network]. Is [provider] at [Philadelphia or King of Prussia office] in network for [visit, test or procedure]? Do I need to select this practice as my PCP or obtain a referral or authorization?”
Bring the insurance card to every appointment. The practice states that when insurance cannot be verified, the patient may be asked to pay the visit in full.
Check the current insurance list Verify with the office
Statements, cost sharing and payment

How Advocare Stoll Medical Group billing works

Payment at the visit

The practice collects applicable copays and coinsurance at the time of service.

Accepted payment methods

Cash, credit cards, debit cards and checks are currently listed.

Unverified insurance

A patient may be asked to pay in full when active coverage cannot be verified.

Identify the charge Match the provider, location, service date and description with the care you received.
Compare the explanation of benefits Review the allowed amount, insurer payment, adjustment, deductible, copay and coinsurance.
Check whether another organization billed you Labcorp, Quest, imaging, pathology or another specialist may send a separate statement.
Question an unclear balance before paying Ask whether insurance was billed correctly and why the amount became patient responsibility.
Use the official payment system Open Pay My Bill through the practice website rather than an unexpected text or email.
Preventive visit plus a new problem: The practice provides an acknowledgment form for preventive and problem-oriented care performed on the same date. Ask how your plan handles a separately billable problem evaluation, testing or procedure.
“Annual physical covered at 100%” does not always mean every service that day is free. A new medical complaint, procedure, laboratory service or out-of-network component may create cost sharing.
Billing-question script
“I am calling about a statement for service date [date] with [provider]. Please explain the charge, insurance submission, contractual adjustment and amount assigned to me. Did any laboratory, procedure or problem-oriented service bill separately from the preventive visit?”
Open the official Pay My Bill option Call with a statement question
Records transfer and patient copies

How to request Advocare Stoll Medical Group medical records

Decide whether the portal is enough Use Healow for information already released online. Use a formal records request for a complete or historical record.
Open the official request tool or authorization form The resources page links to Request Medical Records, and the forms page includes a PHI release authorization.
Identify the patient completely Provide legal name, date of birth, contact information and any other required identifiers.
Use a specific date range A focused period may be easier to process than a request for every record ever created.
Name the record types Specify visit notes, laboratory results, diagnostic reports, medication history, referrals or another category.
Identify the recipient Provide the receiving physician, patient, attorney or other authorized recipient and the approved delivery information.
Sign and date the request Include guardian, proxy or legal-representative documentation when someone else is acting for the patient.
Ask about status and cost Confirm whether identification, payment or an additional authorization is required.
Medical-record request wording
“I am requesting records for [patient name and date of birth] from [start date] through [end date]. Please include [specific records] and send them to [recipient] using [approved method]. Please tell me whether identification, representative documentation or a fee is required.”
Do not send private medical details to the general office email. Use the authorized records system, secure portal or another method specifically approved by the practice.
Start the official records request Find the PHI release form
Forms patients may actually need

Which Stoll Medical Group form solves your problem?

Common form and when to use it
Form Use it for Important preparation
Adult Patient Registration Entering identity, contact, insurance and other registration information. Insurance cards, identification, pharmacy and emergency contact.
Annual Consent and Acknowledgment Updating yearly consent and policy acknowledgments. Read each section before signing.
Patient Portal FAQ or flyer Understanding login, proxy access, Healow and account recovery. Current email and practice code EDAFBD.
Portal Proxy Authorization Giving another adult full or restricted access to an adult patient’s portal. Patient and proxy identification and signatures.
PHI Authorization Releasing medical records to the patient or another authorized recipient. Date range, record type and recipient details.
Request for Amendment Requesting review of information believed to be inaccurate or incomplete. Identify the exact record entry and requested correction.
HIE Opt-Out Requesting the available limitation regarding health-information exchange participation. Understand how opting out may affect electronic information sharing.
Preventive and Problem Visit Acknowledgment Acknowledging that problem-oriented care on the same date as a preventive visit may be treated separately. Ask the insurer how deductibles, copays or coinsurance apply.
Out-of-Network Cost Estimate Receiving an estimate or disclosure connected with an out-of-network service. Remember that an estimate may differ from the final claim.
Best practice: Download forms from the official page shortly before the visit because forms and policies can be updated.
Open the complete forms library
Local patient shortcuts

Philadelphia and King of Prussia tips that can prevent delays

01
Confirm the office every time

A provider may work at one office or follow different specialty schedules.

02
Save the suite number

Large Center City and King of Prussia medical buildings can contain several practices.

03
Add Center City arrival time

Allow time for traffic, parking, building security and elevator travel near Walnut Street.

04
Plan for Schuylkill traffic

King of Prussia travel can change significantly during commuter periods.

05
Call before a same-day trip

Same-day care still depends on available appointment capacity.

06
Request refills early

Routine refills need two to three business days; authorizations can take longer.

07
Verify the laboratory network

Ask whether your plan prefers Labcorp or Quest before the specimen is processed.

08
Bring actual medication labels

Photographs or bottles can prevent errors involving strength and instructions.

09
Check portal spam first

A registration email may be filtered into junk mail.

10
Save practice code EDAFBD

This helps locate Advocare when adding an account in Healow.

11
Ask about same-day billing

A preventive visit and a separately evaluated medical problem may produce different cost sharing.

12
Use secure systems

Do not send medical records or private symptoms through ordinary email.

Verify the destination

Advocare Stoll Medical Group maps

Philadelphia office

1528 Walnut Street, Suite 950
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 267-273-1196

King of Prussia office

216 Mall Boulevard, Suite 200
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Phone: 267-273-1196
The map is not your appointment confirmation. Follow the office, suite and arrival instructions sent for your specific provider.
Use the correct patient channel

Advocare Stoll Medical Group contact directory

Patient need and best contact method
Patient need Contact Best use
Appointments and office questions 267-273-1196 Scheduling, provider location, same-day availability, forms and office routing.
After-hours medical concern 267-273-1196 Follow the instructions for the on-call physician. Refills and referrals are not handled after hours.
Prescription refill Office refill prompts or available portal function Submit routine requests two to three business days before medication runs out.
Patient portal Healow / eClinicalWorks portal Routine secure communication and available health information.
Medical records Official records-request tool or PHI authorization Patient copies, transfers and authorized disclosure.
Bill payment Pay My Bill through the official website Secure online payment after verifying the statement.
Emergency 911 Life-threatening symptoms or serious injury.
Privacy reminder: The practice publishes office email addresses but specifically warns patients not to email personal health information under HIPAA guidelines.
Patient questions answered

Advocare Stoll Medical Group frequently asked questions

What is Advocare Stoll Medical Group?

It is a multi-specialty Pennsylvania practice providing primary and specialty care in Philadelphia and King of Prussia.

Where is the Philadelphia office?

1528 Walnut Street, Suite 950, Philadelphia, PA 19102. Call 267-273-1196.

Where is the King of Prussia office?

216 Mall Boulevard, Suite 200, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Call 267-273-1196.

What are the office hours?

Published hours are 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday. The offices are closed Saturday and Sunday.

Is the practice accepting new patients?

The current FAQ says yes. Confirm availability for the specific provider, specialty, location and insurance plan.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Call 267-273-1196 or use a Book Now option shown for an eligible provider.

How early should I arrive?

Plan to arrive approximately 10 to 15 minutes early, especially when registration, consent or insurance information must be updated.

What happens if I am over 15 minutes late?

The office may work you back into the schedule, offer another available provider or ask you to reschedule.

Are same-day sick appointments available?

The practice lists same-day sick and urgent-care appointments as a primary-care service. Call early to check capacity and determine whether office care is appropriate.

How do I reach a doctor after hours?

Call the regular office number and follow the on-call instructions. After-hours service is for urgent concerns, not routine refills or referrals.

How long do refills take?

Allow two to three business days for routine refills and at least three to five days when insurance prior authorization is needed.

Are controlled-substance refills handled on weekends?

No. The practice says controlled-substance refills are handled Monday through Friday only.

Does the office draw blood?

Yes. The practice says on-site phlebotomists collect specimens and that Labcorp and Quest process the laboratory work.

What can I see in Healow?

Available information may include visit summaries, medications, laboratory results, medical history and secure messages.

Why are old records missing from the portal?

Not every item from Advocare’s previous electronic record system migrated into eClinicalWorks. Use a formal records request when older information is needed.

What is the Healow practice code?

The official portal guide lists EDAFBD.

Can a parent view a teenager’s portal?

For patients age 12 through 17, the adolescent has full access and the parent or guardian proxy has restricted access.

Does the practice accept Medicare?

Medicare is included on the current accepted-plan list. Verify the exact provider and service before care.

Does the practice accept Medicaid?

The current insurance page lists Medicaid or the Access Card and several Medicaid-managed plans among products in which the practice does not participate.

How do I request medical records?

Use the official Request Medical Records option or complete the PHI authorization available on the forms page.

When should I call 911?

Call 911 for severe chest pain, possible stroke, major breathing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or another potentially life-threatening emergency.

Final official actions

Complete your Advocare Stoll Medical Group patient task

The major rules, timeframes and patient workflows are explained above. Use these official systems when you are ready to complete the live action.

Find a provider Appointments Patient portal Insurance list Patient forms Request records Pay a bill Office locations
Independent patient-information notice:

USMedicalGroup.org is not Advocare, Advocare Stoll Medical Group, an insurance company or a medical-record service. This page cannot schedule appointments, access private records, renew prescriptions or guarantee insurance coverage.

Providers, office hours, locations, insurance participation, appointment availability and patient policies can change. Confirm time-sensitive information with the practice.

This article is educational and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Call 911 for a medical emergency.

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