Plan Your Visit to Our Jacksonville Clinic

Plan your visit

In an emergency

For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Requests sent through this website are not monitored continuously and must never be used to seek emergency care.

Call us, or send a request and the team will contact you about availability. Sending a request does not confirm an appointment.

A desk calendar with one day circled, a clipboard checklist, a pen and a stethoscope, with a clinic reception area beyond.

How would you like to reach us?

Calling is the fastest way to speak to someone. If it is easier, ask the team to contact you instead.

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Request the Practice to Contact

Opens a short form. The team will call or email you about availability.

Request a visit

Tell us how to reach you and what you are asking about. A preference is a request, not a reserved slot — the team confirms what is actually available.

Sending this form emails your details to the practice so the team can contact you about availability. It is not a confirmed appointment, and this website is not monitored for emergencies. Email is not a secure channel: please keep symptoms, medical history and test results for the conversation with the team.

Full name *

Phone *

Preferred contact method

PhoneEmail

Service *

Preferred date

Dates outside the operating schedule cannot be chosen.

Preferred time of day (optional)

Provider preference (optional)

Named clinicians can be requested once the practice publishes its team. A preference does not confirm an appointment.

Anything else about arranging your visit (optional)

Up to 300 characters. Please leave out symptoms, medical history and test results — the team will ask about those when they contact you.

Privacy and verification

The form checks what you enter before sending, limits how often it can be used and keeps nothing on this website: your details are forwarded by email and not stored here.

A verification step confirms that a request comes from a person rather than an automated script. It does not track you across other websites.

Email is not a secure channel for medical information, which is why this form asks for none: there is no box for symptoms or medical history, and no way to attach a file. The privacy policy explains what is collected, who handles it and how long it is kept.

What to bring

Before attending, ask the team which identification, coverage information and existing care documents they need for your visit.

Photo identification.
Your insurance or coverage information, if you have it.
A list of the medicines you currently take, including doses.
Details of any recent tests, imaging or hospital care related to your concern.
The questions you want to ask, written down.

Patient forms

Illustration titled What to Bring, showing a photo ID, an insurance card, a medication list beside pill bottles, and a folder of recent tests and imaging.

Arrival and your conversation

Check in with the team, discuss your concern, and ask about the plan for follow-up before you leave.

Check in
Let the team know you have arrived and confirm the details they hold for you.
Your conversation
Describe your concern and its history. Your clinician will examine you and explain what they are looking for.
Before you leave
Ask what happens next, how any results will reach you and whom to contact with a question.