Patient Information
Initial Visit
On your initial visit please bring:
Also, be prepared to share your medical history with our physicians. This will include any medical conditions you have or may have had in the past, surgical history, any medications (prescription or over-the-counter) you are currently taking (include name, dosage and frequency), and any allergies you have to medications or foods.
You must pay your copay and any co-insurance at each visit.
Urology Professional Association (Clinic) participates in the Medicare and Mississippi Medicaid programs as well as other commercial insurance products. If the Clinic participates in your insurance plan you will be responsible for all copays, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts at the time of service. You will also be responsible for any services not covered by your insurance plan. You must bring your insurance card(s) to every visit.
If the Clinic does not participate in your insurance, we will file your insurance as a courtesy but you will be responsible for all charges not paid by your insurance. You will be required to pay a $200 deposit on your first visit which will be applied against your charges.
If you do not have any insurance you will be required to pay a $200 deposit on your first visit which will be applied against your charges. This must be paid before you are seen. All future charges should be paid at time of service unless you work out other payment arrangements with our billing staff. We do offer patients with no insurance coverage a discount when charges are paid in full at time of service. Please ask any of our billing or check out staff about this discount.
You understand that you are financially responsible for all Clinic charges unless covered and paid by your third party insurance as explained above. If you should default on your financial responsibility, you understand that your account may be turned over to a collection agency. If that occurs, you may be charged for all reasonable collection fees incurred by the Clinic.
An estimate of fees to be expected will be given to you upon request.
Insurance
Insurance is filed for you free of charge for hospital admission or surgery and is mailed to your insurance company or directly to your employer if it is a group policy. (Exception: For the filing of certain disability policies covering loans, mortgages, etc., there will be a small fee.)
Our insurance clerk is on staff to assist you and will handle any questions or problems you might have regarding your insurance. The insurance clerk may be reached by calling 662-377-7105. Please do not ask your physician to fill out forms while you are in the examining room. We do not participate in the Champus Program. We do participate in the following plans:
Patient Information Forms
You can view and/or print the necessary patient forms for your appointment by following these easy instructions. In order to view and/or print the forms, you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader®, which you probably already have on your computer. If not, you can easily and quickly download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader® by going to their website Download Reader.
When viewing the forms in Adobe Acrobat Reader®, the text might appear somewhat fuzzy; this is normal (the forms will print out clearly). To print, just click on the printer icon in the Adobe Reader toolbar above the document.
Once you have the Adobe Acrobat Reader® installed, click on these links to view and print the following forms:
Privacy Practices
Urology Professional Association, wishes to present a document outlining their privacy practices.
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