Making an appointment is as simple as picking up the phone and calling our office. We know how stressful initial diagnosis is, and we strive to keep waiting time for an appointment to a minimum. Be assured that our physicians and staff will do their best to help you.

We accept most insurance carries, and our staff will work with you before you come in for your appointment to ensure that you will have the coverage you need. We all try to help eliminate the worry.

We strive to keep waiting times to a minimum, but please realize that delays can occur due to emergencies and unforeseen patient needs.

We ask that you always:

• Bring your insurance and prescriptions cards.
• Let us know when you have an address, telephone number, employment, marital status or insurance change.
• Bring a list of all medications that you are currently taking (including over-the-counter remedies, vitamins and herbal supplements.)
• Write down any questions or concerns.
• If you wish, bring someone with you to help listen to your physician's comments and responses to your questions.
• Make your next appointments every time you visit the clinic.

We understand that emergencies and needs can occur, and we will do our very best to accommodate your specific needs. We request that should you need to cancel an appointment that you provide us with enough notice, so it will enable another patient to be seen by the doctor.

Referral Process

"We try to establish a very personal relationship with each and every patient”

Gainesville Hematology/ Oncology see new patients by referral from another physician. Self referrals are accepted. We must have your records sent to us prior to your visit so that we may provide the best care in a timely manner. If you have a diagnosis that you feel would benefit from treatment by our physicians, please have your primary care physician or referring specialist contact us.