Carondelet Medical Group 2026: Portal, Doctors & Locations

Southern Arizona patient guide · Doctors, portal, appointments and costs

Navigate Carondelet Medical Group Without Using the Wrong Portal or Office

Carondelet Medical Group provides primary and specialty care at more than a dozen locations in and around Tucson. Its physicians and advanced-practice clinicians work across family medicine, cardiology, surgery, orthopedics, urology, podiatry and related services.

This guide explains the full patient journey inside one page: how to find the right doctor, identify the correct office, schedule an appointment, choose the correct portal, verify insurance, understand separate bills, obtain records and request cost or financial help.

Emergency warning: Call 911 for chest pain, serious breathing difficulty, stroke signs, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, severe allergic reactions, major trauma, seizures or another potentially life-threatening condition. Do not wait for a portal response or routine appointment.
Service area

Tucson, Green Valley and nearby Southern Arizona communities.

Clinic network

More than a dozen physician-practice locations.

Scheduling

833-582-0514 or the individual office.

General information

520-872-7000

Information review

Official patient details checked August 2026.

Start with the correct care path

Which Carondelet service should you use?

MEDICAL GROUP OFFICE Routine, preventive or specialist care

Use a primary care or specialty office for checkups, medication follow-up, chronic-condition management, referrals, planned procedures and non-emergency symptoms.

Best for: ongoing care, preventive visits, referrals, planned tests and specialist follow-up.
PROMPT NON-EMERGENCY CARE Call the office for the fastest safe option

Ask whether your doctor, another clinician or a same-day appointment can address the problem. Carondelet Medical Group does not advertise one universal walk-in urgent-care system.

Call before traveling. The office can tell you whether to wait, schedule, use urgent care or seek emergency evaluation.
EMERGENCY ROOM Serious or potentially life-threatening symptoms

Carondelet operates hospital and neighborhood emergency departments that are open 24 hours a day.

Call 911 when driving yourself could be unsafe or emergency treatment may be required during transport.
Simple rule: Use the medical group for planned care, call the office for a prompt non-emergency concern, and use 911 or an emergency department when delay could cause serious harm.

Go directly to the patient task you need

The practical rules are explained below so you do not need to open several official pages simply to understand the process.

Physician network versus hospital network

What Carondelet Medical Group is—and what it is not

Carondelet Medical Group is the physician-practice side of Carondelet’s Southern Arizona healthcare network. Carondelet Health Network also operates hospitals, emergency centers, diagnostic services and other facility-based programs.

Carondelet Medical Group commonly handles
  • Primary care office appointments
  • Specialist consultations and follow-ups
  • Routine prescription management
  • Office-based referrals and orders
  • Physician-practice portal information
  • Office visit and professional billing
Carondelet Health Network facilities commonly handle
  • Hospital admissions and discharges
  • Emergency-department treatment
  • Hospital imaging, procedures and surgery
  • Hospital portal records
  • Hospital statements and payment plans
  • Hospital Health Information Management requests
Why this distinction matters: A patient may see a Carondelet Medical Group doctor and later receive hospital, laboratory, radiology, anesthesia and physician bills from different systems.
Provider-search workflow

How to find a Carondelet Medical Group doctor

Start with the care need Choose primary care for routine and ongoing care or identify the specialty connected to the condition, referral, procedure or test.
Search the official Find Care directory Enter the doctor, specialty, condition or procedure and add a Tucson-area city or ZIP code.
Open the full provider profile Review the specialty, languages, hospital affiliations, current office address and direct clinic phone number.
Confirm that the clinician belongs to the medical group The directory also includes independent physicians on Carondelet hospital medical staffs. A directory listing alone does not always mean the doctor is employed by Carondelet Medical Group.
Check online scheduling availability Some provider profiles display a Schedule Appointment button. Others require a telephone call.
Ask whether new patients are accepted A provider may appear in the directory while limiting new-patient visits or particular insurance products.
Verify the exact insurance network Confirm the provider, office and planned service—not merely the Carondelet name.
Provider-verification call script
“I am looking for a [primary care doctor/specialist] at Carondelet Medical Group. Is [provider name] accepting new patients at [office]? My plan is [full plan and network]. Do I need a referral or authorization, and what records should be sent before scheduling?”
Tucson-area office guide

Common Carondelet Medical Group locations

Carondelet operates more than a dozen medical-group offices. The table below highlights frequently listed primary and specialty locations. Provider schedules and services can change, so call the office before traveling.

Common Carondelet Medical Group offices, addresses and direct numbers
Office Address Phone Common use
Northwest 551 W. Magee Road, Tucson, AZ 85704 520-498-6467 Primary care, podiatry, orthopedics and selected surgical providers.
Riverstone 4892 N. Stone Avenue, Suite 100, Tucson, AZ 85704 520-396-1360 Primary care and selected specialists.
Foothills 5605 E. River Road, Suite 219, Tucson, AZ 85750 520-314-4275 Family medicine and primary care.
Irvington 4790 S. Calle Santa Cruz, Tucson, AZ 85714 520-777-2277 Primary care appointments.
St. Joseph’s Plaza 6565 E. Carondelet Drive, Suite 155, Tucson, AZ 85710 520-849-8900 Primary care near St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Cardiology East 6567 E. Carondelet Drive, Suite 225, Tucson, AZ 85711 520-886-3432 General, interventional and structural cardiology.
Orthopedics 6567 E. Carondelet Drive, Suite 415, Tucson, AZ 85711 520-887-7700 Orthopedics, joint, sports and surgical care.
St. Mary’s Multispecialty 1707 W. St. Mary’s Road, Suite 101, Tucson, AZ 85745 520-622-5912 General surgery, podiatry, urology and other specialties.
Cardiology West 1707 W. St. Mary’s Road, Suite 101, Tucson, AZ 85745 520-396-1370 Cardiology near St. Mary’s Hospital.
Green Valley 400 W. Camino Casa Verde, Suite 100, Green Valley, AZ 85614 520-625-1760 Selected surgical and specialty appointments.
Save the exact building and suite
Confirm the provider works there that day
Ask whether laboratory work is on-site
Confirm parking and entrance instructions
Verify insurance at that specific office
Check whether records arrived before the visit
Local Tucson tip: St. Joseph’s Plaza, Cardiology East and Orthopedics use closely numbered Carondelet Drive addresses but different buildings or suites. Do not rely only on “near St. Joseph’s.”
Appointment workflow

How to schedule a Carondelet Medical Group appointment

Choose the correct provider and office Use the provider directory to identify the specialty, location and direct clinic number.
Use online scheduling when offered A Schedule Appointment button may appear on participating provider profiles.
Call the office when online times are unavailable Some visits, procedures, new-patient consultations and urgent concerns require staff review.
Explain whether you are new or established New-patient appointments may require a longer visit, medical records or an insurance referral.
Give the full insurance product Read the plan and network from the card rather than naming only the insurance company.
Confirm referral and authorization requirements Ask the office and insurer whether approval is needed before a specialist, test or procedure.
Record every appointment detail Save the date, arrival time, provider, address, suite, phone number and preparation instructions.
Ask how to cancel or reschedule Individual practices may have their own notice and missed-appointment rules.
Appointment call script
“I would like to schedule with [provider or specialty]. I am a [new/existing] patient. My insurance is [full product and network]. Can you confirm the current office, whether a referral is required, what records should arrive first and the estimated amount due at check-in?”
Prevent check-in delays

What to bring to a Carondelet appointment

Government-issued photo identification
Current primary and secondary insurance cards
Referral or authorization when required
Medication list with dose and frequency
Allergy and reaction list
Recent outside records, imaging and reports
Preferred pharmacy name and address
Copay or expected patient payment
Written questions and symptom timeline
Legal representative documents when needed

Use Carondelet preregistration messages carefully

Carondelet uses electronic registration tools for some scheduled services. A patient may receive a text or email to confirm demographic and insurance information or sign forms.

The message matches your appointment Confirm that the provider, facility and appointment date are correct before entering information.
The message is unexpected Call the office using the number from the official provider profile rather than a number inside the message.
Your insurance changed Update the information online when permitted and bring the physical card to the appointment.
You completed online check-in Still arrive at the instructed time. Online registration does not replace clinical intake or identity verification.
Two portal paths

Choose the correct Carondelet patient portal

PHYSICIAN PORTAL Carondelet Medical Group office care

Select the login labeled for Carondelet Medical Group physicians and specialists when the information concerns a clinic appointment or professional practice.

Use for: physician-office records and other functions available in the medical-group account.
HOSPITAL PORTAL Hospital, emergency or facility care

Use the Carondelet Health Network hospital portal for hospital services, discharge summaries, procedure notes and available pathology, radiology or laboratory results.

Self-enrollment and Apple Health Data instructions on the portal page apply to the hospital portal.
DIRECT REQUEST Information not visible online

Contact the treating clinic or hospital medical-record department when an older record, image disc or unreleased result does not appear.

Radiology discs are handled by the radiology department at the facility where the study occurred.
Portal identity test: Ask where the service occurred. A doctor’s office visit belongs to the medical-group route; a hospital admission, emergency visit or hospital procedure belongs to the hospital route.
Portal troubleshooting

What to do when the Carondelet portal does not show what you need

The login works but the office visit is missing You may be inside the hospital portal. Return to the official portal page and select the physicians-and-specialists login.
The hospital result is missing Confirm that the result has been completed and released. Contact the hospital records department for information not available online.
A radiology report appears but images do not Ask the radiology department at the facility how to obtain the image disc or electronic image transfer.
You forgot the password Use the official reset path. Do not create several accounts using different email addresses unless portal support instructs you to.
Your name or birth date is not matching Ask registration to verify the legal name, previous name, date of birth and email connected with the medical record.
You need access for a family member Request formal proxy or representative access instead of sharing the patient’s password.
A refill is time-sensitive Contact the prescribing office. Do not assume a portal request has been seen immediately.
You have emergency symptoms Stop using the portal and call 911 or seek emergency treatment.
Primary and specialty care

Carondelet Medical Group services explained

Common medical-group services and what to confirm
Service What it commonly covers What to ask before scheduling
Primary care Preventive visits, screenings, common illness, medication management and chronic conditions. Is the provider accepting new patients and your exact plan?
Cardiovascular care General cardiology, interventional care, electrophysiology, structural heart and vascular treatment. Do you need a referral, ECG, imaging, laboratory work or prior cardiac records?
General surgery Evaluation and treatment of conditions that may require an operation or procedure. Where will the consultation, testing and surgery occur, and which bills are separate?
Orthopedics Joint, bone, sports, hand and musculoskeletal care, including surgical and nonsurgical treatment. Should you bring prior X-rays, MRI images, reports or therapy records?
Urology Urinary, bladder, kidney, prostate and related surgical conditions. Are laboratory, imaging or referral records required before the visit?
Podiatry Foot and ankle evaluation, wound concerns and selected surgical care. Is the problem appropriate for an office visit or urgent emergency evaluation?
Weight-loss surgery Bariatric evaluation, education, surgery planning and postoperative support. Which insurer requirements, supervised programs, tests and seminars are required?
Hospital-connected testing Imaging, laboratory, procedures and hospital-based care ordered by a physician. Which facility will perform it, is authorization complete and who will send separate bills?
Referral tip: Ask the referring office to send the referral, chart notes, diagnosis, insurance authorization and relevant results to the exact Carondelet office—not simply “Carondelet.”
Coverage verification

Insurance accepted by Carondelet

Carondelet Health Network lists a wide range of commercial, managed Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and health-insurance exchange plans. The published hospital-network list is useful for screening, but it is not a guarantee that every medical-group doctor or professional service is in network.

Major plan categories currently listed by Carondelet Health Network
Category Examples currently listed What still requires verification
Commercial Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, First Health, HealthSmart, Tricare and other networks. Exact HMO, PPO, employer network, provider and office.
AHCCCS managed Medicaid Arizona Complete Health, Care1st, Health Choice, Mercy Care, Molina Complete Care and UnitedHealthcare Medicaid. Assigned provider, referral rules and specialist authorization.
Medicare Advantage Aetna, Banner, BCBS Arizona, Cigna, Humana, Mercy Care, Molina, OptumCare, UnitedHealthcare and other products. Exact product, IPA or medical group assignment and provider participation.
Marketplace BCBS Arizona, Ambetter, Oscar, UnitedHealthcare and other exchange products. The exchange network, office, specialist and facility.
Veteran and military Tricare, TriWest, VA Community Care and Veterans Evaluation Services. Authorization, referral expiration and approved service.
Hospital coverage is not enough: Ask whether the doctor, physician group, laboratory, radiologist, anesthesiologist and facility are each in network for the planned service.
Insurance-verification call script
“My plan is [full product and network], member ID [number]. I plan to see [provider] at [exact office] for [service]. Is the physician and office in network? Do I need a referral or prior authorization, and which laboratory, imaging or hospital facility should I use?”
Identify the bill before paying

Why Carondelet patients may receive several statements

Physician or medical-group charge This may cover the office visit, consultation or professional work performed by the clinician.
Hospital or facility charge A hospital, emergency department, procedure area or hospital-owned testing location may send its own bill.
Independent professional charge Radiologists, pathologists, anesthesiologists, emergency physicians and other professionals may bill separately.
Laboratory or imaging company charge An outside company may bill for processing, interpretation or technical services.
Insurance explanation of benefits The insurer explains the allowed amount, payment, adjustment and estimated patient responsibility. It is not itself a bill.

Before paying any statement

Match the patient and service date
Identify the billing organization
Compare the insurer’s explanation of benefits
Check payments and contractual adjustments
Confirm the payment portal accepts that bill
Save the confirmation number and receipt
Do not pay a physician bill through the hospital portal unless the statement directs you there. Carondelet’s hospital bill-pay page states that bills from doctors, laboratories and other providers may use separate payment systems.
Hospital billing questions

520-872-7100

Use for a Carondelet hospital statement or hospital-insurance question.

Hospital payment by phone

520-447-8332

Use only after confirming that the bill is a qualifying Carondelet hospital bill.

Billing-question script
“I am calling about the statement for service date [date]. The bill is from [organization], and my insurer’s explanation of benefits shows [status]. Please explain the charge, insurance payment, adjustment and patient responsibility, and confirm the correct payment route.”
Plan costs before treatment

How to request a Carondelet hospital price estimate

Ask the doctor for the treatment details Obtain the surgeon or treating physician name, diagnosis, planned procedure and relevant procedure or diagnosis codes when available.
Confirm the expected setting Ask whether the service is planned as an office visit, outpatient hospital procedure or inpatient admission.
Collect insurance information Have the member ID, group number, plan name, deductible and current out-of-pocket information ready.
Call a Carondelet financial counselor Use 833-850-5052 to request a personalized estimate for hospital-related charges.
Ask what the estimate excludes Physician, anesthesia, pathology, radiology, independent laboratory and other professional charges may not be included.
Save the estimate and assumptions Keep the procedure, facility, insurance information, date, estimated balance and counselor notes.
An estimate is not a final bill: The final amount can change because of procedure time, medicines, supplies, additional testing, complications or changes in insurance processing.
Zero-interest hospital plans

Carondelet payment-plan terms explained

Carondelet advertises qualifying hospital payment plans with 0% interest, no application or annual fee, selectable monthly payment dates and no early-payoff fee. A cash down payment may be required.

Published hospital payment terms by estimated qualifying balance
Estimated balance Published term available Planning note
Less than $250 Up to 4 months Confirm the minimum monthly payment and due date.
$251-$500 Up to 6 months Ask whether a down payment is required.
$501-$1,000 Up to 10 months Confirm whether the estimate includes only hospital charges.
$1,001-$2,500 Up to 12 months Save the signed agreement and recurring-payment terms.
$2,501-$5,000 Up to 24 months Ask how final bill changes affect the agreement.
$5,001 or more Up to 36 months Review financial assistance before accepting a large payment obligation.
Separate physician and laboratory bills are not included automatically. Carondelet states that its hospital Payment Plan Agreement cannot cover physician, laboratory and other services not provided by the hospital.
Help with limited or no insurance

Carondelet financial-assistance options

Eligibility Enrollment Services

Free screening may help identify government programs for children, older adults, pregnant patients, households with children, people who may be disabled and victims of crime.

Charity Care

Carondelet states that patients with household income below 200% of the federal poverty level may qualify, subject to a confidential application and financial documentation.

Uninsured discounts

Uninsured patients may qualify for discounted local-market rates and reasonable payment schedules through the hospital’s uninsured program.

Financial help contacts
Need Phone Use it for
Government and family assistance 800-374-4637 Program screening and eligibility-enrollment information.
Charity Care information 888-233-7868 Financial application requirements and charity-care review.
Patient advocate 866-904-6871 Uninsured discounts and patient financial-resource questions.
Recent tax return or income proof
Household size information
Recent pay stubs or benefit statements
Insurance denial or coverage information
Bank or financial documents when requested
Copies of every submitted application page
Apply before agreeing to an unaffordable plan: Ask whether financial assistance, an uninsured discount or government coverage should be evaluated before a payment agreement is finalized.
Office records versus hospital records

How to request Carondelet medical records

MEDICAL GROUP RECORD Records from a physician office

Check the physicians-and-specialists portal first. Contact the exact clinic when you need a complete office chart, referral record or information not available online.

Give the clinic the provider, date range, record type and recipient.
HOSPITAL RECORD Records from hospital or emergency care

Use the electronic medical-record request offered by Carondelet Health Network Health Information Management.

Hospital HIM serves St. Mary’s, St. Joseph’s, Holy Cross and the listed neighborhood emergency centers.
RADIOLOGY IMAGES Image disc or image transfer

Contact the radiology department at the facility where the study occurred.

A radiology report and the actual image files are different records.
Identify where the care occurred Determine whether it was a medical-group office, hospital, emergency center or outside laboratory.
Request only the needed date range A focused request may be faster and easier to review than an entire lifetime chart.
Name the exact record type Examples include visit notes, medication list, laboratory results, imaging reports, operative report or discharge summary.
Provide the recipient information Include the doctor or organization name, address, fax and purpose.
Sign with the correct legal authority Representatives may need documents showing guardianship, power of attorney or other legal authority.
Ask about fees before requesting paper copies Carondelet states that a charge may apply for creating a record copy.
Hospital Health Information Management

520-872-1088

Fax: 520-872-4976

Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., excluding holidays.

Hospital HIM address
1601 W. St. Mary’s Road
Tucson, AZ 85745
After the appointment

How to handle results, refills and referrals

A result appears without an explanation A high or low flag does not show its full medical importance. Contact the ordering office for interpretation and next steps.
A result is missing Confirm where the test was performed and whether the result belongs in the physician portal, hospital portal or an outside laboratory system.
You need a routine refill Contact the prescribing office before the medication runs out and provide the drug, strength, directions and pharmacy.
The refill was not approved Ask whether an appointment, monitoring test or insurance authorization is overdue.
A specialist has not contacted you Ask the referring office where the referral was sent and whether required authorization and records were included.
The imaging center has no order Contact the ordering office and confirm the exact facility and fax destination.
Your symptoms are worsening Call the office for clinical guidance. Use emergency care when serious warning signs develop.
You need records for another doctor Use a formal portal download or record request rather than relying only on screenshots.
Result follow-up script
“I completed [test] on [date] at [location], ordered by [provider]. Can you confirm whether the result is complete, whether the provider reviewed it and when I should receive interpretation and next-step instructions?”
Language and disability access

How to request free communication assistance

Carondelet provides qualified medical-language interpretation, American Sign Language support and communication aids for patients who are non-English speaking, have limited English proficiency, are deaf or hard of hearing, or have visual or speech disabilities.

Request an interpreter while scheduling
Repeat the request during registration
Ask for qualified medical interpretation
Do not rely on a child to interpret
Request ASL or auxiliary aids in advance
Ask for translated discharge instructions
Hospital interpreter services are free of charge. Ask staff for help with diagnosis, treatment, medication, consent, discharge, billing or insurance communication.
24-hour emergency care

Carondelet emergency departments and phone numbers

Online ER check-in is not a medical priority system. Call 911 immediately for a life-threatening problem. Never delay emergency care while waiting for a selected online arrival time.
Carondelet emergency locations
Emergency facility Address or service area Phone Important note
St. Joseph’s Hospital 350 N. Wilmot Road, Tucson, AZ 85711 520-873-3000 Level I Trauma Center and comprehensive hospital emergency services.
St. Mary’s Hospital 1601 W. St. Mary’s Road, Tucson, AZ 85745 520-872-3000 Hospital emergency care with heart, vascular and stroke services.
Holy Cross Hospital 1171 W. Target Range Road, Nogales, AZ 85621 520-285-3000 24-hour emergency care serving Santa Cruz County.
Marana Emergency Center Marana area 520-872-4000 Neighborhood emergency center; call for current directions.
St. Raphael’s Emergency Center Tucson-area neighborhood emergency center 520-493-0499 Open 24/7 with emergency imaging including X-ray, ultrasound and CT.
Surprise-billing protection

What the No Surprises Act may protect

Emergency-care protection

Health plans generally must cover emergency services without prior authorization and apply in-network cost-sharing rules in qualifying situations, even when an emergency provider is out of network.

Good Faith Estimate protection

Uninsured or self-pay patients may request a written estimate for scheduled non-emergency care. A bill at least $400 above the estimate may qualify for the federal dispute process.

Save the written estimate
Save the final itemized bill
Compare providers and facilities
Keep the insurer explanation of benefits
Ask which charge exceeds the estimate
Document every billing conversation
Local patient shortcuts

Practical Tucson tips that can prevent wasted trips

01
Confirm doctor versus hospital

The correct portal, record request and payment system depends on where the service occurred.

02
Save the direct office number

Medical questions should go to the treating practice rather than a general hospital switchboard.

03
Check the suite number

Several East Tucson specialties are located on Carondelet Drive in different suites.

04
Verify every provider network

A hospital can be in network while a physician, radiologist or laboratory is not.

05
Ask which portal holds the result

Hospital and medical-group information may not appear in the same account.

06
Get a hospital estimate

Call the financial counselor with the physician, procedure and insurance details before scheduled care.

07
Review assistance before financing

Charity care, uninsured discounts or government coverage may reduce the amount before a payment plan is created.

08
Request images separately

A written radiology report does not automatically include the CT, MRI or X-ray image files.

09
Use qualified interpreters

Ask for free medical-language or ASL assistance instead of relying on a child or untrained family member.

Contact the correct department

Carondelet Medical Group contact directory

Who to contact for each patient task
Patient need Contact Use it for
Medical group scheduling 833-582-0514 General appointment routing when the provider profile does not supply a clearer option.
Medical group information 520-872-7000 General Carondelet Medical Group information and feedback.
Hospital portal help 888-252-8149 Hospital portal self-enrollment and account assistance.
Hospital billing or insurance 520-872-7100 Questions about a Carondelet hospital statement or hospital coverage.
Hospital estimate or payment plan 833-850-5052 Personalized hospital estimates and qualifying payment-plan questions.
Hospital medical records 520-872-1088 Hospital Health Information Management requests.
Financial assistance 888-233-7868 Charity-care application and financial-document requirements.
Emergency 911 Potentially life-threatening illness, injury or severe symptoms.
10 patient questions answered

Carondelet Medical Group frequently asked questions

What is Carondelet Medical Group?

It is a Southern Arizona physician network offering primary and specialty care at more than a dozen Tucson-area locations.

How do I find a Carondelet doctor?

Use the official Find Care directory, open the provider profile and verify the specialty, office, direct phone number and scheduling option.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Call the individual clinic or use online scheduling when displayed. General medical-group scheduling is available at 833-582-0514.

Which patient portal should I use?

Use the physicians-and-specialists login for a medical-group office visit and the hospital portal for hospital, emergency or facility care.

Does Carondelet accept my insurance?

Carondelet lists many plans, but participation differs by doctor, office, hospital and service. Verify every part of the planned care with the insurer.

Why did I receive several bills?

Physicians, hospitals, laboratories, radiologists, anesthesiologists and other providers may bill separately for the same episode of care.

How do I request medical records?

Contact the medical-group office for clinic records. Use the hospital portal or Carondelet Health Information Management for hospital records.

Can I request a cost estimate?

Yes. Gather the physician, diagnosis, planned treatment and insurance information, then call 833-850-5052 for a personalized hospital estimate.

Does Carondelet offer financial assistance?

Options include government-program screening, charity-care review, uninsured discounts and qualifying payment plans.

When should I use a Carondelet emergency room?

Use emergency care for chest pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke signs, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, major trauma, loss of consciousness or another potentially life-threatening condition.

Complete the final live action

Official Carondelet patient tools

The important rules and practical steps are explained above. Use the official pages below when you are ready to complete a live provider search, appointment, portal login, payment or medical-record request.

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