For OB/GYN Coral Patients
We value your time and want your appointments to go as smoothly as possible.
Below, you will find information that will streamline the registration process, answer frequently asked questions and help us provide you with a great and timely experience.
Pregnancy Resources
Find answers to questions about obstetrical care with our office during all stages of your journey.
Section 1: Welcome Page – Congratulations! (PDF)
Section 2: OB Appointments and Tests (PDF)
Section 3: Nutrition and Dietary Restrictions (PDF)
Section 4: Exercise and Weight Gain (PDF)
Section 5: Common Discomforts and Remedies (PDF)
Section 6: FAQ, Things to Avoid/Things That Are Okay (PDF)
Section 7: Third Trimester, Preparing for Baby (PDF)
Section 8: Post-Delivery Instructions (PDF)
Section 9: Billing and Obstetrical Fees (PDF)
Breast Pump Rental & Purchase Information (PDF)
A Parent's Guide to Cord Blood Donation (PDF)
Birth After Caesarean Online Class
Insurance
Check with your insurance carrier prior to your first visit to make sure your plan covers your OBGYN and EvergreenHealth Medical Center.
Insurance plans we accept
Release of Your Records From Another Clinic
If you are coming to us from another clinic, this form will instruct your former provider to release your personal health information to us. Download and complete the form, then fax or mail to your former provider. Please allow at least two weeks for your request to be processed and received by our office.
Release of Healthcare Information (PDF)
Same Day Appointments
Same day appointments are available for medical necessity. Call the office and our triage staff will determine if an appointment is needed.
Virtual Visits
Some appointments are available as virtual visits from the comfort of your home. When scheduling, ask if your appointment can be done as a virtual visit.
After-Hours Care
If you have a health issue, call the office and follow the prompts to speak with the on-call provider.
MyChart Patient Portal
Log into MyChart to find your health information, upcoming appointments or to email your provider.
Register for the patient portal
Your Appointments
When should I arrive for my appointment?
You should arrive at least 15 minutes before your appointment
What should I bring?
- If you're an established patient, complete your forms on the Clipboard in the MyChart patient portal.
- If you're a new patient, you will complete your forms when you arrive.
- Copay
- Insurance card
- Medical records that relate to your visit, if they weren't sent by your previous provider
- Photo identification
Appointment Cancellations
Please provide us with at least a 24-hour notice if you are unable to keep your appointment.
Late Arrivals
We try to accommodate all of our patients and understand that circumstances out of your control can make you late. The receptionist will check if there is still time for you to be seen, but it there not you will be rescheduled.
Additional Services
Lab Tests
For your convenience, we offer lab services on-site. Lab results will be available on the MyChart patient portal.
Imaging
Ultrasound is available on-site.
Prescription Refills
When you need a medication refill, call your pharmacy. Plan ahead since refill requests take two business days. If you need a renewal, you can message us via the patient portal.
Billing
We will bill insurance as appropriate for the services you receive. If your insurance requires a co-payment, this will be collected at the time of your appointment.
We accept most insurance plans as well as MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express. We will also allow payment plans for services if discussed with our billing department in advance.
Our billing department can assist you with any billing questions you may have.
Quality Survey
Following your visit, you may receive a quality survey by email or by US mail from Press Ganey (a research firm). Patients are randomly selected. If you receive a survey, and complete it, we’ll use your feedback to help provide excellent patient care.
