Pamela A. McQuillin, M.D.

Diplomate of The American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Fellow of The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

 

 

Your First Visit

Thank you for selecting my office for your women's health care needs. My goal is to meet your needs and to exceed your expectations. I know you will find my medical assistant and the office staff ready to help you in any way they can.

On your first visit to the office, it is helpful to arrive 15 minutes early in order to fill out the registration information. Some of this information can be completed at home to save time. The forms can be downloaded from the New Patient Link. Please you make your appointment at least 4 weeks ahead of time. At your request, you will be mailed a  health history form to complete at home.
 

When you call for an appointment the scheduling staff will ask for the reason for your visit. This helps us schedule the appropriate amount of time. All of our staff are very aware of the confidential and sensitive nature of our patient's concerns. If you are scheduling a "Well Woman Exam" (annual exam) and also have health problems you wish to discuss, please alert the staff when you schedule your appointment so extra time can be allotted to you. Otherwise there will only be enough time scheduled for your Well Woman Exam and you will have to reschedule for your other problems.

It is useful to have copies of any evaluation, treatment, lab or x-ray reports sent to me prior to your visit so that I may review them. Your provider can mail or FAX them to my office at your request.   

PLEASE REQUEST TRANSFER OF YOUR RECORDS AT LEAST 3 WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
 


If you are scheduling a PAP smear as part of your visit, please review the web link to  "The PAP Test" which you will find on the procedures page under Patient Information. If you have never had a pelvic exam and are not sure what to expect, please visit the web site         " My First Visit ". It will explain the exam in detail for you, and hopefully answer most of your questions. If you have Medicare, please review the Booklet "Women with Medicare" you were provided by your  Medicare provider, or you can access it on our website by clicking on the link above. It explains what is and is not covered by Medicare insurance.

The accuracy of Pap smear results is improved by scheduling your test near mid-cycle and following the other instructions from the brochure.
 

Please try to be on time for your appointments. Punctuality helps us to see our patients at their scheduled appointment time. We consider your time and ours very valuable and make every effort to keep our office running on time. Since we do practice obstetrics, emergencies occasionally take us away from regularly scheduled appointments.

If you are going to be more than 10 minutes late, please call to let us know.

If you cannot keep a scheduled appointment, let us know 24 hours in advance.

If you are a New patient and cannot keep your appointment, please let us know 48 hours in advance. We allot additional time for your first visit to our office and would appreciate knowing well in advance if you cannot make it.


I look forward to meeting you and becoming your physician.

 
 
 

 


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