Patient Resources
If you have not visited us before, it is helpful if you complete and print the necessary forms prior to your appointment.
Forms on this page can be opened and typed, saved and printed. Or you can print them out and fill in by hand. At this time we cannot accept emailed forms but we may be able to in the future.
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Patient Forms
Below are available for our patients to print out and complete prior to their scheduled appointment. This allows us to be prepared and decrease wait times and maintain on-time visits.
Most Commonly Asked Questions:
If you don't find the answer to your question or concern below, please contact our office directly (972) 924-8224 or info@annafamilyhealthcare.com
What is the role of a family healthcare provider?
Family doctors and practitioners serve as your Primary Care Provider (PCP). They coordinate your care, manage chronic illnesses (like diabetes or high blood pressure), handle acute problems (like strep throat or minor injuries), and guide preventative care. They treat patients of all ages, from newborns to seniors.
How do I choose the right family health insurance plan?
Choosing the right plan depends on your family's health needs and budget. Common marketplace options include:
Bronze/Silver Plans: Lower monthly premiums, but higher out-of-pocket costs; good for generally healthy families.Gold Plans: Higher monthly premiums, but lower out-of-pocket costs; best for families with frequent doctor visits.
What is the difference between Medicaid and CHIP?
Both programs support low-income families, but serve different needs:
Medicaid: Covers both adults and children.CHIP (Child Health Plan Plus): Specifically focuses on uninsured children whose families earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but not enough to afford private insurance.
What preventative services are crucial for families?
Routine Immunizations: Required for children to ward off serious diseases, and recommended annually for adults (e.g., flu shots).Annual Wellness Exams: Checkups to monitor growth and development in children and to screen for conditions like cancer, high cholesterol, and heart disease in adults.
When should I go to an urgent care center instead of a family doctor?
While your PCP manages ongoing and minor acute issues, urgent care is best for unexpected, non-life-threatening conditions that happen after hours. Examples include sprains, minor cuts needing stitches, or sudden ear infections. Always dial 911 or visit the emergency room for severe medical emergencies, such as chest pain or difficulty breathing.
Does Anna Family Healthcare accept walk-in patients?
Unfortunately, all office visits are by appointment only. Please contact our office for appointment availability at (972) 924-8224