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Find the office phone and appointment process.
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Begin by calling the office. The team will explain scheduling and tell you which forms or documents are needed for your situation.
Getting started
1. Call the office
Call (630) 730-5506 before completing forms. This helps the office confirm the appropriate next step and current appointment availability.
2. Complete only the forms the office requests
The links below open the same external services currently used by the practice. This website does not collect health, insurance, identity, payment, or document-upload information.
After calling, complete the patient information and office policies forms as directed. Allow at least 15 minutes for the patient information form. Use document upload for requested insurance-card images, identification, and signed releases; call the office for other communication.
3. Confirm your appointment
Follow the office team’s scheduling instructions. If the visit is online, use the provider waiting-room link at the scheduled appointment time.
Telehealth waiting rooms
Printable forms and privacy practices
The documents below open as PDFs for viewing or printing.
If the office requests paper forms, print and complete the patient information packet, then mail it to the office or follow the team’s submission instructions. The online form and document upload options above remain available.
Consent for release of information
Print and complete the release form when information needs to be shared with a loved one or another provider. Parents of patients under 18 also need this form. Upload a photo or PDF of the signed form using the document upload link above.
Spravato enrollment form
Complete this form only if the office directs you to do so. Print it, complete it on paper, and submit it according to the office’s instructions using the document upload option above.
Spravato REMS patient enrollment formForms and uploaded documents are not checked on a set schedule or outside business hours. Do not use them for urgent help. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.