Patients

We want you to know you can count on us for all of your Prosthetic and Orthotic needs. Below you will be able to find answers to the majority of your questions ranging from products and services and answers to commonly asked questions.

FAQ

Patient Forms

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Support Groups

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Wearing / Caring

In-Network Insurances

First Time Patient?

Your time is valuable to us and we want to ensure we can service you on your appointment time with no delays. We ask that you go to our to our patient forms page, to download and complete the forms prior to your appointment. If you are unable to complete the new patient information forms in advance, please arrive 15 minutes earlier than your appointment time to process your forms before you see our clinicians.  

Also Bring:

  • All insurance cards (including Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial Insurance, VA, etc.)
  • If your injury is related to Workers Compensation or an auto accident, bring you claim number and adjuster contact information.
  • A valid prescription from your physician.
  • Valid identification (Passport, Driver’s license, State Identification Card).

Your first appointment as a new patient may vary in length depending on the service required. Some procedures require measurements and casting, so you may want to wear shorts or other loose, comfortable clothing, including undergarments. Aspire Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. practitioners make every attempt to be on time for each appointment. We also ask that you do the same so that we are able to devote the appropriate time to your care. This gives your Aspire practitioner ample time to get to know you and answer your questions. If you cannot keep an appointment, please notify us at least 24 hours in advance.

During your visit, the practitioner will learn about your needs, expectations and lifestyle goals as well as complete an individualized evaluation. You will undoubtedly have many questions: we encourage you to be prepared so that you get the most from your appointment; some patients find it helpful to write out their questions ahead of time to avoid forgetting important items they would like to discuss.