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  • New Patient Screening

  • CONSENT TO THE USE OF EMAIL AND OTHER FORMS OF COMMUNICATION

    Correspondence for the Medical Practice and its new patient intake department is conducted using a HIPPA complaint encrypted email system.  At times text and voicemail may also been used as a mean for communication.  Correspondence can include Protected Health Information (PHI) and the Patient understands that there are limitations to confidentiality when using electronic mediums for communication.  

    The Medical Provider, Medical Practice, and staff of the Medical Practice are the only ones have access to the secured e-mail account that is also password protected on two levels; password protected to log onto the laptop or mobile device and password to get into the email server. The servers that are used are not open to the public and are also password protected. If Patient chooses to use non-encrypted or some other non-secured server/network or allow others to have access to their apps or technology, then Patient will not hold, The Medical Provider, Medical Practice, and employees of the Medical Practice liable for any breach of PHI. Patient will also notify Medical Practice if their e- mail account has been compromised and when the situation has been resolved. Patient is responsible for any PHI that is located on their technology or e-mail.

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  • Restrictions

    Morrison Clinic treats adults ages 18-64. This screening and intake must be completed by the person who is seeking to establish care at Morrison Clinic.
  • Amy Morrison's Scope of Practice as a Physician Assistant

  • BILLING POLICY

  • Virtual Psychiatric Care

  • At this time Morrison Clinic is 100% virtual and it is important to us that we ensure that our virtual set up will be a good fit for you. Before we begin the new patient intake please answer a few questions to ensure that our virtual office is compatible to your needs.

  • Please login to the computer you will use to conduct your virtual visits, psychological testing, and other interactions with our clinic. It is highly recommended that you use an ethernet cable for fast and reliable internet. Open a new browser page and copy the web address below into the new browser page. Complete steps 1 through 4 and then return to this page.

    https://morrisonclinic.com/steps-to-complete-a-week-prior-to-your-virtual-visit/
  • Psychological Testing

    Virtual Psychological Testing is an appointment that is done virtually without the clinician, about a week prior to EACH one of your medical appointments. It is an important part of your treatment plan because it allows your clinician to obtain objective data that is used to gauge your response to medical treatment.
  • You will access psychological testing through Patient Fusion, your online medical chart with Morrison Clinic.

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  • TESTING COST TRANSPARENCY

    Your insurance will likely determine that your psychological testing goes towards your deductible or that you owe a co-insurance or copay. It is best to estimate that your out of pocket costs will be the amount applied to your deductible so that you are not surprised by higher out of pocket costs than you expected. This will be explained in more details when you use our virtual insurance cost estimator. The next question is a brief summary of the highest out of pocket cost you would pay for psychological testing.
  • Additional Screening Questions

  • Please answer the following questions with either True or False.

  • Clinician's Scope of Practice

    It has been determined that you fall within the scope of practice of Amy Morrison.
  • Physician Assistant Scope of Practice

  • Please note ONE of the following which you feel is THE MOST important to address:

    Alcohol abuse/dependence, Anxiety, ADHD or concentration problems, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Drug abuse/dependence, Eating Disorder, Hallucinations, Insomnia, Obsessions and/or compulsions, Panic attacks, Postpartum Depression, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Social Anxiety, Worry
  • Please note ONE of the following which you feel is THE SECOND MOST important to address:

    Alcohol abuse/dependence, Anxiety, ADHD or concentration problems, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Drug abuse/dependence, Eating Disorder, Hallucinations, Insomnia, Obsessions and/or compulsions, Panic attacks, Postpartum Depression, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Social Anxiety, Worry
  • Please note ONE of the following which you feel is THE THIRD MOST important to address:

    Alcohol abuse/dependence, Anxiety, ADHD or concentration problems, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Drug abuse/dependence, Eating Disorder, Hallucinations, Insomnia, Obsessions and/or compulsions, Panic attacks, Postpartum Depression, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Social Anxiety, Worry
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