Getting started
Phone or in-person options and what information to bring.
20New patient guide
Plain-language guidance about consultations, testing, candidacy, costs, safety, timelines, privacy and follow-up.
Clarity before commitment
Most people arrive with two questions: what may be causing this, and what can I reasonably do next?
The answers below explain the process. Case-specific recommendations still require an individual clinical evaluation.
You should understand the why before you are asked to say yes.
Recognize the pattern
You do not need every signal to fit. Use these as language for the conversation—not as a diagnosis.
Phone or in-person options and what information to bring.
How history, exam, labs and imaging may inform a decision.
Why many services may be cash-pay and how to ask for pricing.
How candidacy, risk, monitoring and reassessment fit together.
The Alliance method
The contact request begins a respectful, practical sequence.
Share contact details and a brief description—no urgent or highly sensitive information.
The team confirms whether phone or in-person is the right first step.
Review history, goals and appropriate clinical information.
Understand options, limitations, cost and alternatives before care.
Not emergency care
For a medical emergency call 911. Do not use the consultation form for chest pain, breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, major trauma, severe allergic reaction or another urgent concern.
Straight answers
These are general answers. Individual recommendations require evaluation.
Ask the Clermont teamYou do not need to choose. Start with what changed, what you tried and what you want back.
The team reviews your concerns, goals, history and relevant prior care, then discusses the next appropriate evaluation.
Yes. The form currently allows an initial phone conversation or an in-person visit request.
Coverage varies and many regenerative or wellness services may not be covered. Ask for current pricing before deciding.
Testing depends on the symptom and clinical question; it may include labs, imaging review or an in-person assessment.
There is no universal timeline. It varies by condition, baseline health, plan and individual response.
Call (352) 794-1734 to confirm whether your concern or requested service requires a referral.
Bring medication and supplement lists, relevant records or imaging, prior treatment details and your most important questions.
Your next right step · Clermont, Florida
Still unsure? That is an appropriate reason to call. Ask the practical question standing between you and the next step. You do not need a treatment name—start with what changed and what you want back.
Submitting does not confirm an appointment. Do not include urgent or highly sensitive medical information. For emergencies, call 911.