History
We start with your story: what hurts, how long, what makes it better or worse, and what you need to get back to.
New Patients
Your First Visit in Clifton, NJ
Here is exactly what to expect, so your first appointment feels easy from the start.
What to Expect
A first visit built around getting the diagnosis right.
Exam
A focused exam of the foot, ankle, and spine, plus how you stand and move, because the cause is often not where the pain is.
Your plan
A clear explanation of what is going on and the plan to fix it, in plain language, before any treatment begins.
Come Prepared
Bring these, and we handle the rest.
- Photo ID and your insurance card so we can verify benefits
- A list of medications and any relevant medical history
- Any imaging or reports you already have (X-rays, MRI, prior notes)
- The shoes you wear most, if your concern is your feet or gait
- Comfortable clothing you can move in
Insurance & Payment
Simple, and no surprises.
Insurance
Many major plans are accepted. Call the office with your details and we will check your benefits before you come in.
HSA & FSA
Care and custom orthotics are commonly eligible. Bring your card and we will give you the paperwork you need.
Self-pay
No insurance is no problem. Ask about transparent self-pay rates when you call to book.
Good Questions
Before your first visit.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed to book. Call the office or request an appointment and we will get you scheduled.
Do you take my insurance?
Many major plans are accepted. Call the office with your insurance details and we will help you check your benefits before your first visit.
How long is the first visit?
Plan for a little extra time on your first visit so there is room for a full history, an exam, and a clear explanation of what is going on before any treatment begins.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing you can move in is ideal. If the concern is your feet or gait, it helps to bring the shoes you wear most often.
Clifton, NJ
Ready when you are.
Hours are limited, so appointments are strongly recommended. Call the office or request one online.