How We Help Patients and Visitors

Whether you are coming for an appointment, surgery, or to visit a loved one, this page gives you the key information to plan your visit, find your destination quickly, and contact the right team when you need help.

Before You Arrive

Where to Go and Who to Contact

Use the location directory to confirm your clinic, floor, and check-in desk before arriving. Most appointments recommend arriving 15-20 minutes early for registration and care team intake.

If you need language interpretation, mobility assistance, or special accommodations, contact our patient support team in advance so we can prepare your visit and reduce delays.

  • Bring a photo ID, insurance card, and current medication list.
  • Use parking and entrance guidance specific to your location.
  • Call your clinic if you expect to arrive late.
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Map

Locations Map

Search by address and explore nearby hospitals, clinics, and care centers on the interactive map.

Community

Upcoming Events for Patients and Visitors

Find screenings, support sessions, educational workshops, and community programs happening across our locations.

Updates

Latest Patient-Focused News

Read recent updates, care guidance, and health education articles relevant to patients, families, and caregivers.

Sleep and Recovery: Why Rest Matters After Surgery
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Sleep and Recovery: Why Rest Matters After Surgery

Patient education is most useful when it translates medical complexity into actionable, timely decisions.

Alex Martinez, PharmD

Mental Health Check-In: Signs It Is Time to Ask for Support
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Mental Health Check-In: Signs It Is Time to Ask for Support

Update date: March 20, 2026

Morgan Davis, MD

Diabetes Follow-Up Plan: Visits, Labs, and Daily Habits
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Diabetes Follow-Up Plan: Visits, Labs, and Daily Habits

Endocrinology management depends on trend-based monitoring, medication adjustment, and realistic lifestyle planning over time.

Ralph Francois
Ralph Francois

Managing High Blood Pressure Between Office Visits
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Managing High Blood Pressure Between Office Visits

Patient education is most useful when it translates medical complexity into actionable, timely decisions.

Riley Hart, MD