Autorizados para Consultas de Compensación a los Trabajadores

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Our clinic has provided services for over 15 years to Forest Hills. Many of our specialists have medical experience which exceeds this amount of time. We founded our clinic to ensure that there were fewer healthcare service gaps and better access to specialized care when you need it the most.

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Whenever possible, we ask our patients to arrive 20-30 minutes ahead of time. This ensures enough time for all necessary paperwork regarding your condition or situation to be filled out before your appointment with a specialist in your area of need. Like any doctor’s office, we aim to be on-time, all the time, with our appointments.

Because we take a people-first approach, however, our doctors may begin to run late on their schedule. In this situation, we attempt to keep delays to 45 minutes or less. If your schedule does not have much flexibility, then we recommend scheduling an appointment right away in the morning or right after lunch to minimize the risk of delays.

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Because we feature a team of 20+ specialists under one roof, our clinic can become a very busy place, especially mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Think about it like this: if there are 20 doctors seeing patients, then you’ll have 20 people speaking with a doctor, another 20 individuals waiting for their appointment, and a few more people who are working on their paperwork.

Our doctors schedule their day in a way that suits their specialty in the best possible way. You may find that the total length of your appointment may range anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes, depending upon your personal needs and the nature of the work-related injury which you have suffered.

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If you have a work-related injury which requires immediate care because of its severity, then your needs may be better addressed by a hospital which is specializes in emergency care. After you get discharged from the hospital, feel free to contact us for additional evaluation and treatment as needed.

Our doctors do have several appointment openings that are available within the 48-hour treatment window that is recommended by the Workers’ Compensation Board.

Some employers participate in a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) or Alternate Dispute Resolution program. You may be required to seek medical treatment from a participating care provider mentioned in the workplace policies of your employer.

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At our clinic, we currently accept 60+ insurance carriers. The coverage provided by your insurance never dictates the care you receive or the treatment plan recommendations that are given.

For Workers’ Compensation cases, your care is typically covered by a different type of insurance that is purchased by your employer. There are specific paperwork guidelines and appointment standards that must be followed, especially if lost wages may be involved in your case.