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| Appointment hours: 8:00 am - 11:30 am and 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Monday through Thursday. Call 407-679-3337 for appointment information. A new patient 'packet' will be mailed to you. This is a comprehensive questionnaire that is most comfortably completed prior to arriving at the office. We have a small, intimate office. Please feel free to bring a friend or driver, but we do not have room for groups of interested persons and children. We consider the complaint of pain to be an urgent condition. It is our goal to schedule patients as quickly as possible, given calendar and time restraints. Generally, appointments can be made within a few days to a week. We work as late as necessary to get the work load accomplished. Services are performed by a Board-Certified Physician. Every patient will be seen by the physician, not a 'physician assistant' or nurse practitioner. We believe that this type of highly specialized medical care must be delivered by a practitioner with advanced education and training. It is important to gather medications, records, and correspondence, and bring these with you to your appointment. We can photocopy those records that we feel are necessary; we can assist in requesting records from other offices & agencies. It is, however, the responsibility of the patient to ensure that we get these records. We are Medicare Participants. We are willing to treat workers compensation claimants as well as patients with other types of injuries. We do not "participate" with any other carriers. It is impossible to provide the highest quality in medical services on a deep-discount basis. There are simply too many insurance companies with too many plans. These plans are changing on a monthly basis, and it is far too confusing to play their game. We do not participate with Medicare HMO's. We do not participate with any HMO's. We prefer to be the physician to the patient, rather than be a 'company doc.' Under the HMO paradigm, physicians are rewarded for what they deny to the patient rather than what they do for the patient. Our Responsibilities:
Your Responsibilities:
To accomplish this mission:
David S. Klein, MD, FACA, FACPM, FACMIMS |
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