Cash-Pay
You pay the published price, or the price quoted at consultation, with no claim to file and no coverage decision to wait on before starting.
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Becoming a Patient,
Step by Step
What happens between calling us and starting treatment: how quickly you can be seen, what the first visit covers, what to bring, and how you will pay for it.
The Sequence
From Call to Care
- 01
Reach out
Call (725) 316-5970 or send the contact form with a short description of what you are dealing with. We reply within 24 hours.
- 02
Get scheduled
Same-week appointments are available for most services. If you are being seen after an accident, tell us at this point so lien paperwork can start in parallel.
- 03
Come in for an evaluation
History, examination, and a review of whatever imaging and records you bring. This visit is about establishing the picture, not starting a treatment you have not agreed to.
- 04
Agree the plan and its cost
You leave knowing what is recommended, what it involves, and what it costs — a published protocol price or a written quote — before any of it begins.
Before You Come In
What to Bring
None of this is a condition of being seen. Each item simply means the first visit is spent on your problem rather than on reconstructing a history you have already given someone else.
- Prior imaging and reports
- An MRI, CT, or X-ray you have already had spares you a repeat scan and lets the evaluation start from what is known.
- A current medication list
- Doses and names, including anything over the counter. Several neurological symptoms are medication effects.
- Records from other clinicians
- Notes from a primary care physician, neurologist, or physical therapist you have already seen.
- Photo ID
- For the clinic record, so the file is unambiguously yours.
- Your attorney’s details, if you have a case
- Name, firm, and contact. Lien care is coordinated with your attorney from the outset.
Paying for Care
Two Paths, Decided Up Front
Which path applies to you is settled before treatment, not discovered afterwards on a bill.
Personal Injury Lien
If an attorney represents you on an open personal injury case, care can begin now with payment deferred until the case resolves, under a lien agreement coordinated with that attorney.
How lien care works- Where to Come
- 4488 South Pecos Rd, Suite 101Las Vegas, NV 89121
- When We Are Open
- Monday – Friday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Your Health Information
- How we use and disclose it, and your rights over it, are set out in our notice of privacy practices.
FAQ
Common Questions
Call (725) 316-5970 or send the form on our contact page. We reply within 24 hours, and same-week appointments are available for most services.
Anything that saves us repeating work you have already had done: prior imaging or reports, a list of current medications, records from other clinicians, and — if you are being treated under a lien — your attorney’s contact details.
Usually not. The first visit is an evaluation: history, examination, and a review of any imaging or records you bring. Treatment follows once there is a plan, and you are told what that plan costs before it starts.
That is what our personal injury lien path is for. If an attorney represents you on an open case, treatment can begin now with payment deferred until the case resolves.
Ready to Be Seen?
Tell us what is going on. We reply within 24 hours, and same-week appointments are available for most services.