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Signing up for our patient portal is a super simple process and can be completed in only a few minutes. Follow the steps below to get signed up. Click this link. Select “Sign Up Today” in the lower left-hand corner. Follow the steps to enter your information, verify your identity, and set your password.

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Why choose Dominion Women’s health?

Oct 22, 2014 · Please download, print, and fill out forms before your appointment to help speed up your appointment at Dominion Women’s Health. For your convenience, you may also complete …

How much does it cost to see a doctor at Dominion?

For established patients, please sign into your patient portal to request appointments, update insurance, request medication refills or ask a medical question. If you are not a current patient or do not have a patient portal account, please call our office at (804)730-0800, for further assistance. New patient’s are welcome at Dominion Women’s Health and will be seen within …

How do I sign up for a health portal?

Services for women at Dominion Women's Health for all stages of your life as a woman. New Patients welcome at 4 convenient Richmond area offices. ... West End - 804.288.1106. Patient Forms. Patient Portal (804) 730-0800. Welcome to Dominion Women’s Health. Our Medical Team. Danny Shaban, MD (OB/GYN/Surgeon) Thomas Mead, MD (Obstetrician ...

How do I access my patient information in wake women’s health?

Simply fill out the back of your Patient Statement with your current complete insurance information and mail it to the address listed below. Or, you can fax the information to our HIPAA compliance fax line at 1-401-667-0331 . Please follow the fax with a phone call to 1-800-511-8427, Option 4 so that our team may confirm receipt.

What do you bring to a doctor's appointment?

All patients, new and established, should always bring the following to your appointments: Current health insurance card and photo ID. Preferred form of payment. Information about any changes in the medications you’re taking, or stopped taking, including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and herbal supplements.

What is continuity of care?

That means, we are here for you while you beginning with a young woman’s first well-woman visit and carries on through her childbearing years, menopause , into post-menopause. The special bond that we have with our patients starts at your first appointment.

How early should I arrive for my first visit?

For your first visit, please arrive about 15 to 20 minutes early to fill out patient information forms and register as a new patient. If you’d like, you can download the forms and complete them before you come in. It’s essential that we have enough time to care for you during your visit.

What is the physician on call?

A physician is on call 24 hours a day. In an emergency after regular office hours, call the main number and the answering service will contact the physician on call to help you. If it’s a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Is it hard to predict obstetrics?

Obstetric care can be especially hard to predict. We also know that your time is valuable and appreciate your efforts to make it to your appointments on time. There may be a time when your physician is called to a delivery or other emergency and we may need to rework your appointment.

How to evaluate endometriosis?

Endometriosis Evaluation and Management 1 Pelvic exam is usually done first to determine if endometriosis is the cause of your problems. 2 Next, we need to visualize the endometriosis. A procedure called a laparoscopy confirms the condition which typically is not painful.

Where is endometriosis found?

Endometriosis Evaluation and Management. Endometriosis is a condition where tissue that forms in the lining of the uterus is found outside the uterus. It can also be found in the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, and other areas. This tissue can swell, become inflamed and irritated, and cause scar tissue.

What is a Pap smear?

A Pap test, also called a Pap smear, is taken which is a painless swab from the cervix and vagina to detect changes.

How to tell if breasts are abnormal?

A physical exam of the breasts is one of the best ways to detect abnormalities. Many women naturally have “lumps” and marks. This physical exam allows us to find out what’s normal for you and where those “lumps and bumps” are located, helping to make it easier to notice changes.

How long can IUDs stay in?

Your physician must remove it when you plan to become pregnant or when the time is right. IUDs can stay in for years depending on the type, and can be removed at any time by their doctor.

What is the best treatment for endometrial cancer?

Medication such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are usually tried first if pain the main problem. Hormone medications can help slow the growth of endometrial tissue and may prevent new tissue from forming. This will not get get rid of the problem but may prevent or slow the growth of new tissue.

How many days off do you have to take birth control?

Birth control pills We provide prescriptions for the full range of options: 21-day pills (1 pill daily, same time of day for 21 days with 7 days off, then start a new 21 day dose) 28-day pills (1 pill daily, same time for 28 days, the pill’s estrogen and progestin levels change during the 28 days) 90-day pills (1 pill daily, same time ...

What is Dominion Diagnostics?

Dominion Diagnostics is the clinical laboratory that your physician or healthcare provider has chosen to integrate into his or her practice and your treatment.

What does a provider care about?

Your provider cares about your safety and the safety of all patients. As a patient, you may not realize that your provider's ability to service the community can be severely limited or stopped entirely if you or other patients misuse or divert medications or illicit drugs.

What is EOB billing?

After your insurance carrier has been billed for services, you may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) for such. Although the EOB details the costs of laboratory services performed, it is NOT a bill.

Is Dominion Diagnostics a medicaid provider?

Dominion is a Medicare and Medicaid provider for laboratory services and an in-network provider with most commercial insurance plans. Our payer relations team works to expand our payer network. Dominion Diagnostics accepts reimbursements as determined by your coverage plan.

Does Dominion Diagnostics charge a co-pay?

Dominion Diagnostics will, as required by law, attempt to collect any co-pays, deductibles or other fees for which your insurance carrier deems you responsible. You would also receive a bill if your insurance carrier does not cover testing or if you are uninsured.

A Lifetime of Care

  • We pride ourselves in the continuity of care we provide our patients. That means, we are here for you while you beginning with a young woman’s first well-woman visit and carries on through her childbearing years, menopause, into post-menopause. The special bond that we have with our patients starts at your first appointment. For our youngest patients, it’s important to know that o…
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Appointments

  • All patients are seen by appointment. New patients are seen within 48 hours. Just call and we’ll set up an appointment for a time and location that works best for you. For your first visit, please arrive about 15 to 20 minutes early to fill out patient information forms and register as a new patient. If you’d like, you can download the forms and complete them before you come in. It’s es…
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What to Bring to All Appointments

  • New patients, please be sure to bring the following: 1. Current health insurance card and photo ID. 2. Form of payment you’d like to use. We accept cash, check, MasterCard®, and Visa®. 3. Medications you’re taking, and a list of all over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and herbal supplements you may be taking. Include the dose and how often you take each one. 4. Pharmac…
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Payment and Insurance

  • Payment is due at each appointment. We participate in a wide range of health insurance plans, including most HMOs, PPOs, Medicare, and Medicaid. Please have your insurance card available when scheduling your appointment as well as the subscriber’s information. Without this information, we may not be able to schedule the appointment. 1. If you have insurance, we’ll con…
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Advice by Phone

  • Your health is extremely important to us. That’s why we’re also available by phone to help with your health concerns. Among the most common questions are, “Do I need to come in?” and “Should I be worried about this?” Whatever your health concern is, you can call and talk with our experienced triage nurse about it. Our triage nurse is a registered nurse who will hear your conce…
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Emergencies

  • A physician is on call 24 hours a day. In an emergency after regular office hours, call the main number and the answering service will contact the physician on call to help you. If it’s a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
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Prescriptions and Prescription Renewals

  • Please call our office for prescriptions and renewal authorizations during regular office hours when there’s quicker access to your medical records. 1. Give us your pharmacy’s name and phone number or location so we can expedite your request. 2. Routine prescriptions are filled within 24 hours. 3. Call your pharmacy to find out when your prescription is ready to be picked up.
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