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Accepting new patients

Your first visit

Here is exactly what happens, so nothing about it is a surprise.

What to expect

  1. Arrive about 15 minutes early

    That gives you time for paperwork without feeling rushed. If you are running late, call us — we would rather know than have you stressed in traffic.

  2. Bring a few things

    Photo ID, your insurance card, a list of any medications you take (including doses), and any recent test results or records from a previous doctor.

  3. We talk first

    Before any examination, we go through your history and what brought you in. This is the part most offices rush. We do not.

  4. You leave with a plan

    You should know what happens next, what any medication is for, and when to come back. If you do not, ask before you leave.

What to bring

  • Photo ID
  • Insurance card (or ask us about self-pay)
  • A list of your current medications and doses
  • Recent lab results, imaging, or specialist notes
  • The name of your previous doctor, if you had one
  • Your questions — write them down, they are easy to forget

Please do ask

There is no question here that is too small, too obvious, or too embarrassing. If you have been putting off a visit because of what you might have to talk about, that is exactly the kind of thing this office is for.

Insurance and cost

We accept Medicare, Medi-Cal, IEHP, Anthem, Blue Shield, Health Net, Cigna and Aetna. If you do not have insurance, call us and we will tell you the self-pay cost up front — before you commit to anything.

Check your insurance

Paperwork

New-patient forms are completed at the office. Arrive 15 minutes early and the front desk will get you set up — there is nothing you need to print in advance.

Language

Dr. Danhash speaks fluent Arabic, and our office serves a diverse community. If you would be more comfortable in another language, tell us when you book and we will arrange it.

Ready when you are

Call us, or send a request and we will call you back to confirm.