We accept a variety of health care plans. Please go to our Insurance page for a current listing. It is always recommended, however, that you contact your insurance company for verification before setting an appointment.
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Yes. We will be happy to work out a monthly payment plan that works for you.
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The majority of tests that our doctors order are performed in the laboratory within Brenham Clinic and reported to the doctor the same day. Unusual testing is sent to a reference lab and results may be 2-3 days in reporting.
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Yes. Simply provide a copy of the order from your doctor and we will fax results to your physician as soon as they are available. Please be sure to include your doctor's full name, UPIN number, your diagnosis (for insurance purposes only), and the phone number and fax number of your physician's office.
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The Bellville office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am until 5:00 pm.
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If you arrive at the Clinic without an appointment, Triage will assess your condition and evaluate level of urgency before sending you to your doctor.
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The Night Clinic is simply our evening hours for the convenience of our patients. We are open until 7:00 pm Monday through Thursday.
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A physician's assistant (PA) is a just that — an assistant to your doctor. PA's are highly skilled members of the health care team who practice medicine under the supervision of a licensed physician, fulfilling a broad range of medical services that would otherwise be provided by the physician. The PA is an independent practitioner who performs medical tasks and procedures delegated by a supervising physician.
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A nurse practitioner is a registered nurse with an advance education and training in the clinical specialty in which he or she works. A Geriatric Nurse Practitioner focuses on the treatment pertaining to the elderly by working with Clinic physicians. A Woman's Health Nurse Practitioner works alongside Obstetricians and Gynecologists to deal with problems of infertility, menstrual disorders, breast disease, and normal or complicated pregnancies. The nurse practitioner is capable of working independently in solving patient-care problems and works with the health care team.
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No. However, you must be registered by 11:30 am to receive your shot.
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Sometimes there can be a delayed reaction to your allergy shot, so it is recommended that you wait up to 30 minutes after receiving your shot and have the nurse check the injection location for any irregularities.
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Call your doctor's office and request an appointment to review your case. Your physician will then have the proper paperwork prepared for your referral if needed.
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