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1. Will you prescribe ivermectin for COVID-19? Yes, he will. We adhere to the protocols of the FLCCC for outpatient COVID-19 infections. Sign up here.

2. Where is your office? For convenience, we will see family practice patients in their homes. One-time consults will be handled via phone and/or email. Out-of-town patients can schedule to see us in a North Carolina hotel lobby, or restaurant, or even at the county library, as long as it is within our practice range, which is 30 minutes from the Charlotte 485 beltway. 

3. Will you take patients from out of town in his family practice? Presently, we will only care for North Carolina patients, or patients that will travel and see us in North Carolina as mentioned in #2.

4. What's your practice area? Charlotte, North Carolina. We will only travel up to 30 minutes outside the Charlotte beltway. 

5. Will you give vaccines? If patients prefer vaccination, they will be referred to the Health Department. The pros and cons of vaccines require a face-to-face conversation with patients.

6. Will you take insurance? No. Payment is by automatic monthly credit card or bank account withdrawal. *(Insurance doesn't pay well for primary care anyway.)

7. Will you see patients in the hospital? No, but in our experience in practicing medicine we have learned the skill of keeping patients out of the hospital most of the time. 

8. Will you see patients for acute care? If the provider is available, we will provide acute care for patients. He will provide care as much as possible by phone for the patient's convenience. 

9. Do you draw blood and does it cost extra? We will draw your labs at no cost at regular appointments, or he will email you a lab order that you can take to Labcorp to get your blood drawn. You'll receive a separate bill from Labcorp for the cost of performing those tests.

10. Can prospective family practice patients have a free visit? No. But you can schedule a free Q & A at the top of the home page.

11. Can established family practice patients cancel at any time? The minimum sign-up is for 6 months. Then you may cancel.

12. Will your rates increase? Yes. Established patients are grandfathered in at the lower rates until their payment card expires or their bank refuses payment for whatever reason. Once your card expires or your bank rejects payment, you will have to sign back up at the increased rate. 

13. Will you call "One-Time Consults" on the phone? Usually, that's not necessary. Most of the time, he can meet your needs from your answers to his initial email with important medical questions. 

14. Will you write for mask exemptions and vaccine exemptions? Yes, for established patients and one-time consults, but only if indicated.

 

NOTE: This "Contact Me" form is primarily for strangers inquiring about our family practice, not paying customers. He does not check this inbox daily. Paying customers should make an appointment by clicking "Established Patients" on the home page. 

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