We believe healthcare delivery is a partnership between provider and patient. In that spirit of cooperation, we are committed to providing you information to assist you as we work together to facilitate your care.
As a patient of Foxhall Surgical Associates, P.C., you have the right
to:
1. Receive considerate and respectful care at all
times.
2. Expect that your interactions with our office and
information related to your care will be handled confidentially.
3. Obtain complete and current information concerning
your medical condition, explained to you in terms that can be easily
understood.
4. Participate in decisions regarding your care and
treatment.
5. Receive information about the Practice and your
rights and responsibilities as a patient.
6. Know the identities and professional status of the
staff assisting or treating you.
7. Expect reasonable safety in so far as medical
services and environment are concerned.
8. Be accompanied by an individual/chaperone during
medical appointments, tests and treatment.
9. Bring forward issues surrounding your care or
treatment, without fear of retribution or discrimination and expect
issues to be fairly investigated, with follow up/resolution in a timely
manner.
10. Receive, with written permission from you or your
authorized representative, access to your medical records and any
information that pertains to you, except as required or permitted by
law.
11. Refuse treatment, providing you accept the
responsibility and consequences of your decision.
12. Receive an explanation of your bill, regardless of
the source of payment.
As a patient of Foxhall Surgical Associates, P.C., you are asked to:
1. Provide your health care professional with accurate
and complete information regarding your personal health, medical history
and changes in your condition.
2. Maintain your relations with other treating
physicians.
3. Keep scheduled appointments or cancel with as much
advance notice as possible.
4. Follow the instructions and treatment plan
recommended by your health care professionals.
5. Speak with your health care professional should you
have questions or if you do not understand or agree with your medical
treatment.
6. Take responsibility for your health by actively
engaging in behaviors which will promote a healthy lifestyle.
7. Familiarize yourself with and adhere to the
Practices “General Office Procedures and Patient Financial
Responsibilities.”
8. Understand your financial responsibilities related
to your care and treatment and maintain a current account with the
Practice.