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New Patient Forms
All new patients should complete the forms and keep the reference document for your files.
Save time before your first visit, by filling out paperwork at home.
When you have completed them, please sign, and bring them to your appointment at Midway Specialty Care.
Please call us if you have any questions about these forms. We look forward to serving you!
Directions:
If you have trouble with the forms, you may also arrive at our office 15 minutes prior to your appointment and we can provide copies for you to fill out.
Joao Rodrigues, APRN is Board Certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center Certification (ANCC) as Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC). Joao has a focused interest in caring for HIV and Transgender population, STD screening/prevention and Prep medication. Joao is originally from Brazil, and speaks English, Portuguese and Spanish. His background includes primary care focusing on HIV and Prep management; acute and critical care level one trauma ICU at a local Hospital.
Our Wilton Manors team includes staff to surround you with care. Dr. Schumann, Joao Rodrigues APRN, Case and office managers, Medical Assistants, phlebotomists and community outreach and testing specialists. We are working hard to please you. If you have any questions or concerns about your care, email us at feedback@midwaycare.com
Patients’ Responsibilities
All patients are expected to be an active participant in their health care by:
1. Assuming responsibility for certain aspects of their care.
2. Providing the health care team with a complete medical history including access to prior medical record.
3. Preparing for their appointment by bringing a list of their medications and any questions or issues that they have with regard to their diagnosis and treatment.
4. Following the Care Plan that the health care team has developed for them and communicating to the health care team any deviation from that plan.
5. Contacting the clinic for advice before going to the Emergency Room for non-urgent conditions.
6. Working with the care team to learn how to self-manage their care.