Hours of Service

• Monday - Friday: 8 am to 5 pm

The Clinic is closed for the following holidays: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

To Send or Obtain Medical Records

Patient Medical Records Release

Registration checklist

Please have your insurance card(s) available when you register in person. The information you will need available to complete registration includes:

• Your full legal name, including maiden name or any other former names, nicknames
• Your birth date
• Your street address (or the address of the parents or guardians of minor children.)
• Your home, work, and cell phone numbers (or phone numbers for the parents or guardians of minor children.)
• Your Social Security number (Please note: Your Social Security number, mother's maiden name, and/or place of birth are not required, they are collected for identity purposes only. You will be asked to verify this information when calling in the future, so that we can ensure we have verified your identity before talking with you. )
• Health insurance information (name of the insurance company, name of the insured person and his/her place of work, mailing address for claims, and group and policy numbers)
• Medicaid or Medicare card (if the patient receives federal or state assistance)
• Name, address and telephone number for person who will be responsible for payments
• Special requirements (interpreter, stretcher access, etc.)
• Date, location and type of injury (This information is necessary only if you are seeking treatment because of an accident)
• You can download the registration packet here

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS

A Primary Care Provider, or Primary Care Physician (PCP) is what most people just call “their doctor.” A PCP is a generalist, not a specialist. A PCP is usually board certified in either internal medicine or family medicine, though pediatricians and gynecologists can also be considered PCPs. At PMC, we have two board certified family physicians and a certified family nurse practitioner.

YOUR PCP IS THE BEST PLACE TO START WHEN YOU NEED ANY TYPE OF HEALTH CARE.

He or she can take care of your preventive care, diagnose diseases and illnesses, and help you find the right specialists when you need them. They’ll help you navigate the health care system so you can concentrate on your health. And, as in the example above, they can work with any specialists you have and put all the pieces together to get the “big picture” of your health.

THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IS VERY COMPLICATED, AND IN MANY WAYS, UNCOORDINATED.

If you see one doctor for your heart problems (a cardiologist) and another for a rash on your skin (a dermatologist), these two doctors don’t know about each other. But what if your rash has something to do with your heart problems? Without a PCP looking at “the big picture,” this connection may never be noticed.

SELECTING A PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER

Selecting a Primary Care Provider at PMC is very simple.

1. When you fill out the new patient registration form you will have the option of selecting a primary care provider from one of our highly qualified providers
2. If you are an established patient that would like to move to another provider, simply call or go online to set up an appointment to establish care with the new provider of your choice

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