What is first choice health?
First Choice Health provides over one million people with healthcare benefits administration, provider network access, and EAP services throughout Washington and the Northwest. Toggle navigation COVID-19 Info Our Services Health Plan Administration Employee Assistance Program PPO Provider Network Clinically Integrated Networks Medical Management
What is first choice community healthcare doing in New Mexico?
Please try again later. First Choice Community Healthcare, Inc. currently participates in an Organized Health Care Arrangement (OHCA) with the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (UNM HSC). We do this to support and improve the provision and quality of health care services to our patient populations.
How do I make a payment to 1st choice?
View your statement and make your payment online through our Patient Portal. At 1st Choice Healthcare, we maintain an open-door policy, providing timely, affordable and accessible medical care to our patients. We accept: Medicare, Medicaid, Private Insurance Plans, Cash or Check, Credit Cards, and Sliding fee/discount payments.
How do I make an appointment with 1st choice healthcare?
1st Choice Healthcare has 26 providers in our six locations across Northeast Arkansas. To make an appointment, call our office during regular business hours. Please call in advance for non-urgent appointments so that we may schedule a date and time to fit your convenience.
Just need to pay your bill?
First Choice Community Healthcare patients can pay their bills online without a patient portal account. Click "Pay bill" to get started.
Just want a copy of your medical record?
To request a copy of your health records or to give permission for someone else to receive your records, print and fill out this form. Bring it in to the health center where you received services, and we will take care of your request.
What is the number for NMDOH?
For the NMDOH coronavirus hotline#N#Please call this number 1-855-600-3453. This health center receives HHS funding and has Federal Public Health Service deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals.
Is First Choice Community Healthcare a 501c3?
Dear Friends,#N#For as long as First Choice Community Healthcare has been providing primary care, our Health Centers have been passionate proponents of healthy communities. As a 501 (c)3 not-for-profit organization, First Choice employs over 450 New Mexicans at our nine delivery sites that are strategically located throughout central New Mexico. Our Health Centers deliver high quality, cost effective, accessible care while serving as critical economic engines helping to power local economies. In the early 1970s, we started our first clinics in empty church buildings and storefronts. We got the word out through community outreach workers that we serve everyone, regardless of income or whether they had insurance. The word of mouth spread far and wide across Central New Mexico. In 2018, we provided a healthcare home to more than 53,000 individuals and their families.#N#Now, 47 years later...
Is First Choice accepting new patients?
We are accepting new patients. Thank you for choosing First Choice as your healthcare home. We look forward to serving you and your family in one of our nine convenient locations.
What is South Branch Family Practice?
South Branch Family Practice is the family care practice of Julie Ann Juliano, M.D. and Ruby Halper-Erkkila, M.D., both experienced family health practitioners . The focus of our practice is to provide your family with complete healthcare services. We offer routine and preventative care services including: physical exams and immunizations, illness and injury treatment, chronic disease management and specialist referrals.
Is South Branch Family Practice covered by insurance?
Emergency Note: There is Always a doctor on call for South Branch Family Practice. Please call the office first, BEFORE you go to any urgent care center. These centers are not covered by most insurances and you will have to pay out of pocket.
