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Patient Information TODAY'S DATE:



Patient Information



NAME: AGE: DATE OF BIRTH:

ADDRESS: SEX: MARITAL STATUS:

CITY: STATE ZIP email:

DID YOU SEE OUR WEBSITE ___Yes ____No SOCIAL SEC #:

ARE WE IN YOUR PLAN DIRECTORY? ____Yes ____No DRIVERS LICENSE # State

PERMANENT ADDRESS:

EMPLOYER: CITY/ST/ZIP:

ADDRESS: HOME PHONE #:

CITY/ST/ZIP: WORK PHONE #:

PHONE #: MOBILE PHONE#:

Responsible Party Information

NAME: RELATION TO PATIENT:

ADDRESS: EMPLOYER:

CITY/ST/ZIP: ADDRESS:

HOME PHONE: CITY/ST/ZIP:

SOCIAL SECURITY #: WORK PHONE:

Primary Insurance (Please give your insurance card(s) to the receptionist)



INSURANCE CO.: POLICYHOLDER'S NAME:

ADDRESS: POLICYHOLDER SSN:

CITY/ST/ZIP: POLICYHOLDER D.O.B:

PHONE # POLICY #:

Effective dates: through GROUP #:

PLAN NAME COPAY $ RELATION TO PATIENT:

POLICYHOLDER'S EMPLOYER:

Additional / Secondary Insurance

INSURANCE CO.: POLICYHOLDER'S NAME:

ADDRESS: POLICYHOLDER SSN:

CITY/ST/ZIP: POLICYHOLDER D.O.B:

PHONE # POLICY #:

Effective dates: through GROUP #:

PLAN NAME COPAY $ RELATION TO PATIENT:

POLICYHOLDER'S EMPLOYER:

Miscellaneous



In case of emergency, notify Relation to patient

Home phone Work phone



Signature

The undersigned verifies that the above information is true and correct.





Signature: Date:

(If patient is a minor - signature of parent/guardian)

Patient Communication Authorization



Date:





Patient's Name:





Patient's Date of Birth:









We must call on occasion to discuss confidential protected health information. Below is a list

of potential ways for us to communicate this information. Please indicate how you would like

us to get this information to you:





” It's okay to call my home phone number. Okay to leave a message? ”yes ”no



” It's okay to call my mobile phone number. Okay to leave a message? ”yes ”no



” It's okay to call my work phone number Okay to leave a message? ”yes ”no





” Call only this number. ________________________ Okay to leave a message? ”yes ”no





” Do not speak to family members





I give permission to the individual(s) listed below to receive protected health information:









This authorization can be revoked or modified by notifying us IN WRITING at any time.





Patient’s Signature Date

PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE

Patient's Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Birth Date _ _ _ _ Sex _ _ S. M. LTP. W. D.

Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tel. No. _ _ _ _ __

DHMO Copay $ _ __ Primary care

Insurance Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DPPO Copay $ _ __ Referred

Physician By _ _ _ _ _ Occupation _ _ _ _ __

Mail Claim To _ _ _ _ _ _-=____________________ Policy No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Instructions: Put Gd In Those Boxes Applicable To You And In The "Yes" Or "No" Space. If Lines Are Provided Write In Your Answer.

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INFORMED CONSENT FOR PROCTOLOGY PROCEDURES



The doctor requests that you to sign this consent form before he meets with you today. This

form will explain the risks that patients’ assume when they seek the services of a proctologist.

You will have an opportunity to ask your doctor questions regarding any surgery or procedure,

and you will have a right to decline any procedures before it is to begin.

Your doctor may ask you to consider having a diagnostic procedure called a colonoscopy or

endoscopy. These are procedures in which the doctor inserts a special scope into the gastro-

intestinal tract. This scope allows the doctor to see inside the stomach or colon, and to perform

simple surgical procedures inside the stomach or colon. The removal of polyps and a biopsy of

the stomach or colon are the most common surgical procedures done by endoscopy. These

procedures are done to aid in the diagnosis of stomach and or colorectal disease, and to prevent

the spread of cancer. Your doctor can make no guarantee that the colonoscopy or endoscopy

procedure will be successful in making either a diagnosis or a cure. Significant complications

from endoscopy are very uncommon (less than 0.3 %), but they do sometimes occur.

Your doctor may ask you to consider having surgical procedures on the anus or rectum.

Depending upon your circumstances, it is possible that your doctor may recommend several

surgical operations or treatments spanning several weeks. Your doctor can make no guarantee that

your problem will be either corrected or cured by these procedures. Complications from anorectal

surgery can occur. If they do occur, most are corrected easily.

Risks and alternatives to having rectal surgery, colonoscopy and endoscopy are as follows:

• Bleeding – It is possible for some bleeding of the stomach, colon & rectum to occur with this

procedure. If bleeding should occur, it usually stops by itself. Only in rare cases will a blood

transfusion ever be necessary.

• Allergy - Taking the pharmaceutical, nutritional, and or botanical nutraceuticals prescribed by

your physician has been shown to minimize the negative effects of medications and anesthesia.

However, it is still possible to have a life threatening reaction to one or more of the medications,

including to the anesthesia that you will receive during the course of your treatment.

• Perforation – A very rare, but significant complication is a perforation. This is when a hole is

made in the lining of the wall of the colon, intestines, esophagus or stomach.

• Unforeseen complications - In addition, it is possible to have unforeseen complications that are

not listed here. Some of the complications from this procedure may require major surgery; some

of the complications may require blood replacement therapy; some of the complications can cause

poor healing wounds; permanent disability; permanent deformity; and scarring. Very, very rarely,

some complications can be fatal.

• Alternative to colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures - There may be alternatives to this

procedure available to you, such as the use of other diagnostic tests, virtual colonoscopy, the

barium enema, and the barium swallow evaluation. However, these alternative methods carry

their own risk of complications and a varying degree of success. Therefore in those patients in

whom colonoscopy or endoscopy is indicated, that procedure provides the patient with the best

chance of successful diagnosis and treatment and the lowest risk of complications.

• Urinary Retention – If this occurs it is usually associated with anal muscle spasm after surgery,

and or an enlarged prostate. This problem improves quickly during recovery. However, in

extreme cases of urinary retention, catheterization by emergency room personnel may be

necessary.





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• Rectal Stenosis - A rare complication that can occur from rectal surgery is a tightening of the anal

canal with the formation of excess scar tissue. This condition if it should occur, is usually

corrected easily using a simple procedure to cut away and remove scar tissue. However, it’s

possible for this to become a chronic reoccurring condition after treatment.

• Infection after rectal surgery - Proper adherence to a prescribed diet, adequate hydration, exercise,

rest, and a proper mental attitude helps your immune system function at its highest level.

However, it is still possible for the postoperative site not to heal completely. Sometimes, the body

does not have the ability to resist infection in the surgical wound site. This infection can form a

chronic sore, localized abscess draining pus, crack or fissure; and in some instances, cause the

whole body to become very sick. Rarely, this condition can be life threatening.

• Fecal incontinence – This is the failure of voluntary control of the anal sphincter muscles, with

involuntary passage of stool or gas. This condition is rare after rectal surgery, but it can happen.

• Alternatives to rectal surgery may be available to you, such as repeated local injections to the

problem area; or the use of rectal suppositories and other medicines. However, these alternative

methods carry their own risk of complications and a varying degree of success. Therefore in those

patients in whom anorectal surgery is indicated, the recommended procedure will always be one

that provides the patient with the best chance of successful treatment and the lowest risk of

complications. Additionally:

You have the right to ask questions and to refuse any treatment. However, once a procedure

has begun, you are authorizing your physician to do whatever he deems to be advisable in your

interest. Without your prior knowledge, if any unforeseen condition arises during a procedure,

your physician may call for additional diagnostic tests, procedures, operations or medication

(including anesthesia and a blood transfusion), for which there is a specific indication or need.

Additionally, in the event that medical personnel should inadvertently get stuck with a sharp

instrument and or contaminated with your blood, your blood may be tested for infectious diseases,

including HIV.

Your doctor may require a surgical assistant to help with your operation. Other physicians,

medical students, or medical equipment personnel may also be present. If so, then you may not be

notified in advance of your doctor’s decision to have such persons present during the operation.

Your doctor may be one who travels frequently to and from places far away, and may be

unavailable to you in the event of a complication or an emergency situation. Should this occur,

you may need to follow up with care for your surgical procedure with another physician who is on

call, or you may have to go to the nearest hospital emergency room for care and treatment by

physicians unknown. Or, you can arrange in advance to have another doctor perform proctology

procedures, one who does not travel.



I certify that I have read or had read to me the contents of this form. I understand that

there are risks and alternatives to most surgical and diagnostic procedures. I understand

that I am encouraged to ask more questions at the time of scheduling, and before the start of

any surgery or procedure; and that if I feel uncomfortable for any reason, I have the right

to refuse treatment.



SIGNED: _____________________________________



WITNESS: ____________________________________ DATE: ________________



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Clinic Policies

Acknowledgement & Consent



Patient name: ______________________________________________ Date of birth: ______________



I acknowledge that all of the information supplied on the patient registration form is true and

correct and that it has been furnished to this office with full knowledge that the patient is liable for

all said services rendered and that he/she is contractually bound to pay for said services, including

all costs of collection and a reasonable attorney's fee should collection become necessary. Patient

hereby waives his/her confidentiality rights should collection action become necessary. I hereby

authorize and request that payments under my insurance plans be made directly to the medical

clinic for any services furnished to me.



I hereby consent to the administration and performance of all diagnostic procedures and/or

treatments which in the judgment of my doctor may be considered necessary and advisable. I am

entitled to a full explanation prior to any testing, procedure, or referral and that I have the option to

decline such treatment or seek further information.



I understand that all inactive medical records are destroyed after six years; and that if I want them I

need to claim them before six years. I also authorize the release of any information required to

process insurance claims including any information relating to drug or alcohol abuse, and AIDS/HIV.



Financial Arrangements

For your convenience, our clinic participates with most insurance plans. Our list of plans may change

periodically. You are responsible for making sure that we are currently participating with your

carrier. You are responsible to notify us which diagnostic testing laboratory your insurance is

contracted with, otherwise you may be liable for non-contracted laboratory services.



We offer the following methods of payment: Cash, Personal Check, Visa, and MasterCard. If you do

not have insurance, we require full payment at the time of service. If you have any questions

concerning financial arrangements or need special arrangements, please ask for assistance prior to

your appointment.



Forms are completed free of charge on or before the day of surgery or during your 30-day post-

operative check up. At any other time, I agree to pay for any letter; note; forms required for a

return to work, disability, insurance, DMV, or for legal purposes; that I request to be completed and

signed at $50/page and $25 each additional page. I agree to pay a $6.00 rebilling fee for each month

that I carry a balance beyond 60 days. I agree to pay $60 for a missed appointment or $600 for a

missed surgery if cancelled with less than 16 hours notice.



Acknowledgment of Receipt of Privacy Notice

I have been presented with a copy of the clinics ”Notice of Privacy Policies”, detailing how my

information may be used and disclosed as permitted under federal and state law. I understand the

contents of the Notice, and I place no additional restriction(s) concerning my personal medical

information: __________________________________________________________________________.



This authorization may be revoked in writing by me at any time.



Signed: ____________________________________________________ Date:_____________________

(If patient is a minor - signature of parent/guardian)

We will use your health information for regular Funeral directors: We may disclose health

health operations. information to funeral directors consistent with

applicable law to carry out their duties.

For example: Members of the medical staff, the

risk or quality improvement manager, or members Organ procurement organizations: Consistent with

of the quality improvement team may use applicable law, we may disclose health information

information in your health record to assess the care to organ procurement organizations or other

and outcomes in your case and others like it. This entities engaged in the procurement, banking, or

information will then be used in an effort to transplantation of organs for the purpose of tissue

continually improve the quality of care. donation and transplant.



Business associates: There are some services Marketing: We may contact you to provide

provided in our organization through contacts with appointment reminders or information about

business associates. Examples include physician treatment alternatives or other health-related

services in the emergency department and benefits and services that may be of interest to

radiology, certain laboratory tests, billing services, you.

and a copy service we may use when making

copies of your health record. When these services Food and Drug Administration (FDA): We may NOTICE OF

are contracted, we may disclose your health disclose to the FDA health information relative to

information to our business associate so that they adverse events with respect to food, supplements, PRIVACY POLICIES

can perform the job we've asked them to do and bill product and product defects, or post marketing

you or your third-party payer for services rendered. surveillance information to enable product recalls,

To protect your health information; we require the repairs, or replacement.

business associate to safeguard your information.

Workers compensation: We may disclose health

Directory: Unless you notify us that you object, we information to the extent authorized by and to the

will use your name, location in the facility, general extent necessary to comply with laws relating to

condition for directory purposes. This information workers compensation or other similar programs

may be provided to people who ask for you by established by law.

name.

Public health: As required by law, we may disclose

Notification: We may use or disclose information to your health information to public health or legal

notify or assist in notifying a family member, authorities charged with preventing or controlling

personal representative, or another person disease, injury, or disability.

responsible for your care, your location, and

general condition. Law enforcement We may disclose health

information for law enforcement purposes as

Communication with family: Health professionals, required by law or in response to a valid

using their best judgment, may disclose to a family subpoena.

member, other relative, close personal friend or any

other person you. identify, health information Federal law makes provision for your health

relevant to that persoh's involvement in your care or information to be released to an appropriate health

payment related to your care. oversight agency, public health authority or

attorney, provided that a work force member or

Research: We may disclose information to business associate believes in good faith that we

researchers when their research has been have engaged in unlawful conduct or have

approved by an institutional review board that has otherwise violated professional or clinical

reviewed the research proposal and established standards and are potentially endangering one or Revision Number1.0.

protocols to ensure the privacy of your health more patients, workers or the public. January 2009

information.

THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW INFORMATION Your Health Information Rights according to the procedures included in the

ABOUT YOU MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND authorization.

HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. Although your health record is the physical

PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY.

property of our clinic, the information belongs to For More Information or to Report a Problem

you. You have the right to:

Introduction If have questions, please contact the practice's Privacy

Obtain a paper copy of this notice of information Officer/Office Manager for additional information.

At our clinic, we are committed to treating and using practices upon request,

your protected health information responsibly. This Inspect and copy your health record as provided If you believe your privacy rights have been violated,

Notice of Health Information Practices describes for in 45 CFR 164.524, you can file a complaint with the practice's Privacy

the personal information we collect, and how and Amend your health record as provided in 45 CFR Officer or with the Office for Civil Rights, U.S.

when we use or disclose that information. It also 164.528, Department of Health and Human Services. There will

describes your rights as they relate to your Obtain an accounting of disclosures of your health be no retaliation for filing a complaint with either the

protected health information. This Notice is information as provided in 45 CFR 164.528, Privacy Officer or the Office for Civil Rights. The

effective April 2003, and applies to a" protected Request communications of your health address for the OCR is listed below:

health information as defined by federal regulations. information by alternative means or at alternative

locations, Office for Civil Rights

Understanding Your Health Recordllnformation U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Request a restriction on certain uses and

disclosures of your information as provided by 200 Independence Avenue, S.W.

Each time you are seen at our clinic, a record of 45 CFR 164.522, and Room 509F, HHH Building

your visit is made. Typically, this record contains Revoke your authorization to use or disclose Washington, D.C. 20201

your symptoms, examination and test results, health information except to the extent that

diagnoses, treatment, and a plan for future care or action has already been taken. Examples of Disclosures for Treatment, Payment

treatment. This information, often referred to as and Health Operations

your health or medical record, serves as a: Our Responsibilities

We are required to: We will use your health information for treatment.

Basis for planning your care and treatment,

Means of communication among the many health Maintain the privacy of your health information, For example: Information obtained by a nurse,

professionals who contribute to your care, Provide you with this notice as to our legal duties physician, or other member of your health care team will

Legal document describing the care you received, and privacy practices with respect to information be recorded in your record and used to determine the

Means by which you or a third-party payer can we collect and maintain about you, course of treatment that should work best for you. Your

verify that services billed were actually provided, Abide by the terms of this notice, physician will document in your record his or her

A tool in educating health professionals, Notify you if we are unable to agree to a requested expectations of the members of your health care team.

A source of data for medical research, restriction, and Members of your health care team will then record the

A source of information for public health officials Accommodate reasonable requests you may have actions they took and their observations. In that way, the

charged with improving the health of this state and to communicate health information by alternative physician will know how you are responding to

the nation, means or at alternative locations. treatment.

A source of data for our planning and marketing,

A tool with which we can assess and continually We reserve the right to change our practices and We wi" also provide your physician or a subsequent

work to improve the care we render and the to make the new provisions effective for a" health care provider with copies of various reports that

outcomes we achieve, protected health information we maintain. Should should assist him or her in treating you once you're

our information practices change, we will mail a discharged from this hospital.

Understanding what is in your record and how your revised notice to the address you've supplied us,

health information is used helps you to: ensure its or if you agree, we will email the revised notice to We will use your health information for payment.

accuracy, better understand who, what, when, you.

where, and why others may access your health For example: A bill may be sent to you or a third-party

information, and make more informed decisions We will not use or disclose your health information payer. The information on or accompanying the bill may

when authorizing disclosure to others without your authorization, except as described in include information that identifies you, as we" as your

this notice. We will also discontinue to use or diagnosis, procedures, and supplies used.

disclose your health information after we have

received a written revocation of the authorization


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