What needs to be done to officially have Patient First as their primary care doctor?

First, you need to call your insurance company to make sure that Patient First is in-network with your plan to be your PCP. After that, you can just walk-in for a annual physical any time. They recommend fasting for 10-12 hours prior to the visit for adults since bloodwork is done. At registration, they will ask if you have a Primary Care Physician (PCP), and you tell them you selected Patient first as your primary. If you want to see a specific doctor, check their physician schedule online so that you can plan to go in when that provider is working. No appointment is necessary, as all visits are strictly walk-in only, even for physicals. They're open from 8am-10pm every day. That's it. If you want to transfer your records, then you'd contact your previous doctor to request them.

Please contact your insurance provider and tell them you wish to choose Patient First as your PCP. Upon registration at our center, please let the employee know you have named Patient First as your PCP.