Initial Visit
In order for us to best treat your spinal/orthopaedic condition or injury, it is important we have a comprehensive grasp of your current health status. When you come in for your initial visit, please bring all of the applicable items listed below. In the event The Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine does not have all of your relevant medical records and films at the time of your visit, your appointment may need to be rescheduled.
Information to Bring to Office
1. Referral(s) and Pre-Authorization(s)
2. Previous X-Rays, MRI or CT Scans: Films and Reports Must Be Provided
3. Medical Records of Previous Testing or Treatment (EMG, Physical Therapy, ect)
4. Any Brace or Support that you are Currently or Recently Used
5. Insurance Card, Photo Identification and applicable Co-Payment
New Patient Forms
Please download and complete the appropriate New Patient Forms prior to your visit.
You can make an appointment request online by visting the Appointment Request page and filling out the form. Please remember to check the box denoting you are a new patient.
If you have any questions regarding Workers Compensation or No-Fault forms please contact our office or you can send us an email inquiry from this site by visiting the contact page.
Upon Arrival
Upon arrival at the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine, please check in at the front desk, where the completion of all appropriate forms will be verified, and where you will be asked for personal and insurance information. You will also be asked to review and sign a Healthcare Proxy form.
Once registration is complete, you will be escorted to the first available exam room where you will change into a dressing gown. Our staff will review medical history and perform a physical examination. A physician will then meet with you for your examination and consultation.
After your examination and consultation, you will receive an explanation of your condition and may be provided with instructions on necessary follow-up diagnostics or appointments. Your physician will discuss the range of treatment options for your diagnosis.
It will take approximately two hours to complete your initial visit and may be longer depending on the complexity of the care required.
Before Procedure
After Procedure
Pre-Operative
Day of Procedure
Post-Operative
