PREPARE FOR YOUR VISIT

Complete your registration and medical history forms as part of your medical appointment preparation before your visit. Be ready to share details for your patient visit checklist, including your medical history, medications, allergies, previous surgeries, and current symptoms during your urology office visit.

When preparing for your medical appointment, it's important to bring the following items for a smooth patient visit checklist: your photo ID, insurance card(s), and a current medication list. Additionally, having relevant medical records or testing results can be beneficial, along with a referral or authorization if required. Lastly, don’t forget to jot down any questions you’d like to discuss during your urology office visit.

Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled medical appointment to allow adequate time for check-in and necessary paperwork. This preparation is essential for your patient visit checklist. Late arrivals to your urology office visit may need to be rescheduled.

For effective medical appointment preparation, please bring your current insurance card(s) and a photo ID. During your urology office visit, be aware that copayments, deductibles, coinsurance, and other patient-responsible balances may be due at the time of service. Consider using this patient visit checklist to ensure you have everything needed for a smooth experience.

As part of your medical appointment preparation, if you've had imaging, laboratory testing, pathology, or other urologic testing conducted elsewhere, please ensure that the results are available to Brevard Urology Care before your visit whenever possible. This is an important step in your patient visit checklist.

Continue your medications as prescribed unless your healthcare provider has given you different instructions. If you're scheduled for a medical appointment preparation, make sure to follow the specific preparation instructions provided to you as part of your patient visit checklist for your upcoming urology office visit.

If you cannot keep your medical appointment, please contact our office as soon as possible. For additional information on cancellation and no-shows, refer to our Cancellation & No-Show Policy, which also includes a patient visit checklist to help prepare for your urology office visit.